Copper prices declined by 0.13% to close at Rs 1,275.3, influenced by signs of an increasing global surplus and prevailing macroeconomic challenges. The appreciation of the dollar, apprehensions regarding global economic expansion, and ongoing geopolitical instability in the Middle East have negatively impacted sentiment, especially in light of weaker demand indicators from China. Data from Read More
Copper prices experienced a modest decline of 0.34%, concluding at Rs 1,265.05, as market participants exercised caution in anticipation of possible U.S.–Iran peace negotiations and critical indications from the Federal Reserve regarding interest rate adjustments. The Yangshan premium, indicative of China’s import demand, held steady at $69 per ton, suggesting persistent support even as it Read More
Copper prices experienced a modest decline in the previous session, closing 0.31% lower at Rs 1,193.45, primarily influenced by increasing inventories on the London Metal Exchange. Stocks in LME warehouses rose by 2,450 tonnes to reach 284,325 tonnes, marking the highest level since October 2024, with significant inflows observed in Singapore and New Orleans. Inventories Read More
