EU is said to be considering a ban on imports of Russian copper and platinum under the new sanctions

The potential EU ban on Russian imports of copper and platinum reflects escalating tensions and could tighten supply in the metals market.

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This move may trigger upward pressure on prices of these commodities globally, particularly impacting related currencies and sectors that rely heavily on these metals. Additionally, markets may react with heightened volatility across commodities and associated currencies as the situation develops.

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