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S&P Global notes that bringing a new copper discovery into production requires an average of 17 years, highlighting the long lead time for supply expansion. It projects 2040 global demand at 42 million tonnes, roughly 10 million tonnes above supply, signalling a sustained shortfall. In the first half of 2026, S&P Global identifies mine supply falling 1.1 %, the first annual decline since 2017, largely driven by the 600,000‑tonne outage at Grasberg in Indonesia and Kamoa‑Kakula in Congo. S&P Global rates CoreWeave S&P Global provides data on United States investment–grade spreads S&P Global rated Ledn SVB described S&P Global S&P Global acquired OpenZeppelin S&P Global provides data for the Euro area· Graphiti 生成的实体摘要