Anglo American


Copper propelled strong H1, but all positives seem baked in

30/07/26 -"H1 results were strong for Anglo and were largely driven by copper. While tailwinds in copper were obvious (i.e., better price and lower costs), the way forward seems tricky – both in output and ..."

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