#LME Copper inventories have fallen for 42 consecutive days — the longest streak since 2014.

What it means:
1. Supply is getting tight. Warehouses are draining fast.
2. Demand from EVs, grid, and construction is likely absorbing stock.
3. Tighter copper = higher input costs = potential inflation pressure.

"Copper is Dr. Copper for a reason." If this continues, we could see more upside in copper prices. That usually signals risk-on sentiment, which historically helps BTC and equities too.

Watch the next LME weekly report closely.

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