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2014
Chile cuts copper production forecast for 2014By:copper Chile reduced its forecast for production of copper in 2014 to 5.83-million tonnes, down from a previous prediction for 5.95-million tonnes.
State copper commission Cochilco said on Friday that the country, the world's top copper producer, would likely produce a record 6.23-million tonnes in 2015.
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