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Copper futures held steady near $6.4 per pound on Friday and were on track to register a second straight monthly advance, underpinned by renewed optimism over demand linked to the global artificial intelligence expansion and the rapid build-out of data center infrastructure. Increasing copper consumption in global power networks amid the broader shift toward cleaner energy also continued to support the demand outlook. On the supply side, production constraints in top producer Chile prompted major refiners to scale back capacity and output. At the same time, rising copper imports into the United States ahead of potential tariff measures have added to concerns over tightening global availability. On the geopolitical front, reports that the United States and Iran reached a preliminary peace agreement helped ease concerns about supply disruptions, further shaping market sentiment.
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