RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Looking ahead to 2022, the executive president of Codelco, the world's largest copper mine, Octavio Araneda, said on Wednesday that they foresee a copper price of around US$3.80 - US$3.90 per pound next year, a little lower than the one reached in the current year.
In the framework of the inauguration of the new Strategic Operations Center (CIO-E) of the state-owned mining company, Araneda pointed out that "it is always tough to forecast prices, especially in the short and medium-term, but next year (there will be) probably a price . . .
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