Copper prices in the US moved above $5.20 per pound on Monday, hitting their highest level in four months. The rally came mainly due to tight global supply, higher premiums, and a continued rise in international demand.
Wockhardt Share Jumps 19% on Heavy Buying — Why the Pharma Stock is Rising Today
Wockhardt shares moved higher by 19 per cent, to ₹1,472.70 on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) in Monday’s intraday trade, amid heavy volumes after the company said the United States Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) has formally accepted the New Drug Application (NDA) for its first-in-class antibiotic ‘Zaynich’.
Spot Silver Above $56.10: Big Target $60–$62; MCX Silver Hits Fresh 52-Week High
Spot Silver stays strong above $56.10 with bullish momentum. MCX Silver jumps to a 52-week high after crossing ₹1,80,000, gaining 15% in a week. Check full analysis, levels, and buy recommendations for big upside targets.
MCX Copper Price Forecast: Buy or Sell? Neal Bhai Explains the Next Big Move
MCX Copper price forecast (Copper is Next Silver): Traders can buy above ₹1038–1042 for short-term targets of ₹1058–1064. Get simple technical analysis, key levels, and expert trading view.
Copper Price Jumps to All-Time High: Why Is Copper So Expensive Now?
Copper price has gone up to its highest level ever. The market for copper is moving up and down a lot these days. This big price jump is happening because demand is strong while supply is less in many countries. Experts say traders and companies using copper in India should watch the prices closely to make smart decisions next.
Fed Easing & China Silver Shortage May Push Silver to New Highs — Key Levels to Watch
Silver Price Forecast: Silver prices may hit fresh record highs as the US Fed prepares monetary easing and China faces a major silver shortage. Learn key levels like $53.40 for bullish setups and when selling XAGUSD makes sense.
Crude Oil Price Forecast: JP Morgan Sees Fall to $30 Range by FY27 – Big Reasons Explained
Crude Oil Price Forecast (28-Nov-2025): In a bold prediction for energy markets, JP Morgan has projected that Brent crude could slide into the $30s by the end of FY27, driven by a deepening global supply glut that far outpaces demand growth. The investment bank’s latest outlook suggests that even as oil consumption rises steadily over the next three years, supply additions — particularly from non-OPEC+ producers — will overwhelm the market and weigh heavily on prices. If this plays out, it could prove to be a major boost for Indian markets, given the country’s heavy reliance on oil imports.