Copper futures rose to nearly $4.50 per pound on Thursday, marking a four-month high.
The rally was driven by a sharp decline in the US dollar and easing concerns over a global trade war.
Copper futures rose to nearly $4.50 per pound on Thursday, marking a four-month high.
The rally was driven by a sharp decline in the US dollar and easing concerns over a global trade war.
Copper futures rose above $4.29 per pound on Friday and were poised to gain more than 6% for the week, marking the best weekly performance since May of last year, when copper prices surpassed the $5 mark.
Copper price News Today: Base metal prices are mixed, with LME three-month copper roughly steady at $9,954 a tonne and LME three-month aluminium up 0.1% to $2,665 a tonne. Trading in base metals is quiet as China celebrates the last day of the Golden Week holiday.
Copper gave up gains from a four month high on Monday as equities fell sharply as Middle East worries escalated and investors awaited comments from ECB President Christine Lagarde and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for additional clues on the rate outlook.
Base Metal Outlook: Copper futures climbed above $4.3 per pound in mid-September, scaling the highest levels in two months as the US Federal Reserve jumbo rate cut boosted the global economic outlook, fuelling a rally in risk assets.
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Iron ore prices sank below $90/t for the first time since 2022 yesterday as China gloom continues to deepen. Iron ore is one of the worst-performing commodities so far this year, with prices now down about 33% year-to-date. We believe price risks are increasingly skewed to the downside for the industrial metal as the outlook in China, the biggest buyer, continues to deteriorate. Iron ore port holdings in China continue to rise, now back above 150 million tonnes and standing at their highest ever for the time of year, a sign of abundant seaborne supplies.
“In the second quarter, however, production did not increase compared to the second quarter of last year. As a result, primary Copper production from ores has increased more than mining production over the last three months. This is likely to lead to more subdued production of refined Copper in the coming months, as this will put pressure on the margins of Copper smelters.”
Copper Price Outlook: Copper decreased 2.02% to 4.092 USD/Lbs. Zambia’s copper output fell 2% in 1H this year as Africa’s second-largest producer of the industrial metal grapples with drought-induced electricity crisis at its hydropower plants, says Oxford Economics Africa. Its refined copper exports also declined 2% to 378,400 metric tons in 1H but earnings climbed to $1.9 billion in 2Q from a $1.5 billion in 1Q driven by robust global copper prices, it notes.
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