According to the CITIC Securities Research Report, news of the ban on exports of Congolese copper concentrate may further stimulate bullish sentiment in the copper market and push the copper price to hit more than 15,000 US dollars/ton faster. Under the influence of factors such as the cooling of expectations of the Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes, frequent mining side disturbances, and the US continuing to siphon global copper inventories, it is expected that the copper sector will experience a resonant rise in valuation and performance, and copper companies with high-quality copper assets and a clear production growth path are recommended.

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