El Nino conditions are causing heavy rainfall in Chile, raising concerns about potential floods and the resulting risks to the global copper market.
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El Nino conditions are causing heavy rainfall in Chile, raising concerns about potential floods and the resulting risks to the global copper market.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Flooding risks in Chile and Peru due to El Niño, affecting Codelco operations.1 source
El Nino impacts Chile's weather, threatening copper supply and market stability.1 source
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