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macroJul 15, 2026, 12:22 AM

Rio Tinto Maintains Copper Guidance, Cites Higher Diesel Costs for Iron Ore

Rio Tinto has kept its full-year copper production guidance unchanged and stated that the Middle East conflict has not materially affected operations. However, higher diesel prices have pushed up costs at its Pilbara iron ore operations.

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Rio Tinto has reaffirmed its full-year copper production guidance, signaling that output remains on track despite ongoing geopolitical tensions. The mining giant reported that the Middle East conflict has not caused any material disruption to its operations.

On the cost side, the company noted that elevated diesel prices have increased expenses at its Pilbara iron ore operations in Australia. The higher fuel costs are impacting a key part of Rio Tinto's business, though the overall guidance for copper remains steady.

The update comes as commodity markets continue to monitor supply chain risks and input cost inflation across the mining sector.

Source: First Squawk