Tens of thousands of Bangladesh Nationalist Party activists rallied in Dhaka, calling for a new election and reforms under an interim government led by Muhammad Yunus after former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s fall. BNP leader Khaleda Zia’s son, Tarique Rahman, urged the government not to fail and meet public expectations, warning of street protests if a roadmap for the next election isn’t provided. Hasina faces charges of crimes against humanity, and the government plans to seek her repatriation from India pending a court decision.
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China’s copper supplies set to run out as US tariffs bite, says Mercuria
China's copper stockpiles are projected to deplete within months due to a significant tightening shock in the market driven by fears of impending US tariffs, according to Mercuria's executives. The US is now competing with China for copper supplies, causing a surge in imports as buyers stock up ahead of potential levies, which has led to record declines in China's inventories and rising prices in the US. Analysts warn that retaliatory measures from China and...
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