Copper
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Global and Regional Refined Copper Trade Overview
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Global trade of copper cathode has been increasing during 2001-2016 period. It can be simply inferred that import demand in consuming countries has been raised as copper markets grew. This is the main reason of supply rise in producing countries/regions. Middle east not only produce refined metal but also include copper markets so that this region is a net importer of copper cathode. Import share of this regions equal 7% of global cathode trade.
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Oman Refined Copper Market Overview
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Oman’s economy has been slightly ascending since 2000 and reached to its highest at 2014. Note that Oman’s economy is highly dependent to petroleum industry and oil prices. However, its mineral industry is also developed during this period mostly relied on infrastructure development and increase in foreign direct investment. Of this, copper industry in Oman has been evolving in the last decade that it made a big change in this market.
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Saudi Arabia Refined Copper Market Overview
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Relying on hydrocarbon reserves, Saudi Arabia’s economy is highly dependent to oil and gas industry; while development in non-petroleum economies can be followed by their copper consumption trend. There is no copper smelter and refinery in Saudi Arabia, thus the country is not a refine copper producer. However, this country consumes refined copper in order to produce rod, wire and cables.
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Turkey Refined Copper Market Overview
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Turkey has a strategic geographical location due to access to high seas as well as handling trade relations with European and Caspian Sea countries, leading to trade opportunities for this country. Accordingly, export income has a contribution to Turkey’s economy. There are many copper consuming manufacturing plants in Turkey which products are sold to international markets. As such, Turkey copper demand increased with CAGR of 6% during 2001-17.
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