Copper price will surge againThere is no way the Chinese will be able to meet global demand for copper even if they do release reserves. 3% of the World's copper supply remains in the ground and now there is a global environmental shift to electrification. The Americans are the World's largest consumer of manufactured goods, so being that the Chinese do release their reserves in an attempt to control this and other commodity's price, it won't last long because it will be bought up only to see the metal's price double over the next few years. China will need their researves to stay competitive and not having to sell it off only to pay more to meet their demand down the road. Investor fear is what drove this down, not supply and demand.