That's what I am thinking. We are having a boom in certain areas that demand copper but maybe not the typical ones. Are these sectors as stimulative to the broad economy like construction is? Remains to be seen. 

I'd say it's just one metric to keep an eye on. If it's telling a completely different story than others, then sector specific explanations are more likely.

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Doctor Copper Is Sending Signals Our Way

I don't know what to make of doctor copper anymore. Is this a leading indicator of a broad based global economic uptick or a boom in very specific areas such as compute and electrification. 