Copper settled down 0.19% at Rs 1,424.45, influenced by a robust US dollar trading near its highest level since April 2025, amid rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and a cautious stance ahead of significant US inflation data. However, losses were constrained by apprehensions regarding potential mine supply disruptions, positive demand indicators emerging from Read More
Copper prices experienced significant downward pressure, declining by 2% to close at Rs 1153, influenced by increasing inventories and overarching macroeconomic concerns that dampened market sentiment. Stocks in LME warehouses increased to 334,100 tons, marking the highest level since August 2019, indicative of a robust near-term supply situation. The widening discount between the cash contract Read More
