Copper is down by 2.02%

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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Copper on track for another weekly gain

Copper prices in London were on track for a second consecutive weekly gain on Friday, helped by efforts to support the property market in top metals consumer China, a weaker dollar and improved risk appetite in financial markets.

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Base Metal Update Today, 14 August 2023: मजबूत डॉलर के कारण बेस मेटल्स में गिरावट

Base Metal Update Today, 14 August 2023: कभी चीन की अर्थव्यवस्था का स्तंभ और धातुओं का प्रमुख उपभोक्ता माने जाने वाले संपत्ति क्षेत्र और मजबूत डॉलर पर बढ़ती चिंताओं के कारण अधिकांश आधार धातुओं की कीमतों में सोमवार को गिरावट आई।

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Base Metals: Copper prices Skids to lowest in a month as investors reduce risk

Base Metals: Copper prices have dropped 0.35% this week however they will now be at 4 pyo per pound. Gold and silver had also risen from covid-lows to $9,700 metric tonne in New York. The bellwether has been fuelled by a widely-held belief that demand for it should be heavily supported by the economic post-pandemic boom but also by the worldwide push to decarbonise.

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Copper Prices Gains as Chinese Liquidity Worries Ease

  • China has been tightening regulations in its property sector, which consumes a vast amount of metals, to ward off bubbles

Copper prices edged higher on Monday as investors were relieved that China, the world’s biggest metals consumer, might not be tightening credit as much as expected.

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Copper Prices CMCU3 Have Extended Their Sharp Recovery

Copper prices CMCU3 have extended their sharp recovery last week from the March lockdown lows of $4,371 to $7,973.5 a tonne, the highest since February 2013, buoyed by China’s solid demand and hefty investments by speculators amid monetary policy easing. views the current prices do not reflect fundamentals and the rally has been overdone.

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