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Copper futures fell toward $6.50 per pound on Tuesday, nearing one-month lows as expectations grew that the US may abandon proposed tariffs on refined copper imports. Markets increasingly anticipate that the Trump administration could shelve the tariff plans ahead of the midterm elections amid tightening global supplie
Oct 13 (Reuters) — Copper prices held nearly steady on Tuesday as a firm US dollar countered support from supply concerns in top producer Chile. Benchmark three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange fell 0.2% to $14,590.50 a metric ton by 0126 GMT, after hitting a two-week high in the previous session. The most-tra
Copper futures traded near $6.3 per pound on Tuesday, hovering at seven-week lows as fresh deliveries to London warehouses eased concerns over supply. Warehouses monitored by the London Metal Exchange recorded their largest inflows of the metal in nearly four weeks, pushing London prices into contango and signaling amp
Copper futures traded around $6.45 per pound after falling nearly 5% the prior session, with tariff concerns reportedly easing.
Copper futures climbed above $6.5 per pound, recovering earlier weekly losses as tight physical supply, Chile output decline expectations, and weaker dollar support prices.
Copper futures slipped to around $6.45 per pound on Wednesday as a pickup in deliveries to London Metal Exchange warehouses helped relieve a historic supply squeeze.
Copper futures fall below $6.55 per pound to an over one-week low as elevated prices weaken demand in China and the Yangshan premium eases to $96/ton from $115/ton last month.