UK LME Copper Inventories

Copper prices rose on Tuesday as support from a weaker dollar and a decline in available inventories in the London Metal Exchange (LME) system put the worries about U.S. import tariff policy on pause. Three-month copper on the LME added 1.1% to $9,630.50 a metric ton by 1106 GMT. The metal, used in power and construction, fell on Monday amid a broad market sell-off. As tariffs are bearish for copper and other growth-dependent metals in the context of potentially slowing global growth and keeping inflation higher for longer, the ...

Copper prices came under pressure from a stronger dollar on Friday, but losses were limited due to London Metal Exchange (LME) data showing rising amounts of metal waiting to leave its registered warehouses. Consumers, producers and traders use the LME as a market of last resort. They deliver surpluses to LME warehouses and take metal out of the system when they are short. Benchmark copper on the LME was little changed at 9,090 a metric ton by 1224 GMT. LME data shows copper stocks in its warehouses rising 4,400 tons to 272,825 tons. ...

Last Friday evening, LME copper opened at $9,111.5/mt, rising at the start and peaking at $9,175.5/mt. It then fell all the way down, touching $8,952.5/mt near the close, and finally closed at $8,954/mt, down 1.61%. Trading volume was 18,000 lots, and open interest was 279,000 lots. Last Friday evening, the most-traded SHFE copper 2410 contract opened and peaked at 73,000 yuan/mt, then declined all the way, touching 71,780 yuan/mt near the close, and finally closed at 71,810 yuan/mt, down 1.07%. Trading volume was 55,000 lots, and ...

LME copper opened at $9,348/mt overnight, initially dipped to $9,344.5/mt, and then climbed all the way to a high of $9,453/mt near the close, before dropping slightly to close at $9,419.5/mt, up 1.31%. Trading volume reached 19,000 lots, and open interest was 280,000 lots. The most-traded SHFE copper contract 2410 opened at 75,240 yuan/mt, initially dipped to 75,140 yuan/mt, and then climbed all the way to a high of 75,580 yuan/mt near the close, before dropping slightly to close at 75,410 yuan/mt, up 0.64%. Trading volume reached ...

LME copper opened at $9,348/mt overnight, initially dipped to $9,344.5/mt, and then climbed all the way to a high of $9,453/mt near the close, before dropping slightly to close at $9,419.5/mt, up 1.31%. Trading volume reached 19,000 lots, and open interest was 280,000 lots. The most-traded SHFE copper contract 2410 opened at 75,240 yuan/mt, initially dipped to 75,140 yuan/mt, and then climbed all the way to a high of 75,580 yuan/mt near the close, before dropping slightly to close at 75,410 yuan/mt, up 0.64%. Trading volume reached ...

Last Friday night, LME copper opened at $9,213.5/mt, initially fluctuating narrowly downward to a low of $9,174/mt. It then fluctuated widely upward, reaching a high of $9,299.5/mt. After a slight drop at the end of the session, it closed at $9,298/mt, up 1.95%. The trading volume was 16,000 lots and open interest was 280,000 lots. Last Friday night, the most-traded SHFE copper 2410 contract opened at 73,650 yuan/mt, initially dipped to 73,470 yuan/mt, and then fluctuated upward throughout the session, reaching a high of 74,330 ...

Last Friday night, LME copper opened at $9,213.5/mt, initially fluctuating narrowly downward to a low of $9,174/mt. It then fluctuated widely upward, reaching a high of $9,299.5/mt. After a slight drop at the end of the session, it closed at $9,298/mt, up 1.95%. The trading volume was 16,000 lots and open interest was 280,000 lots. Last Friday night, the most-traded SHFE copper 2410 contract opened at 73,650 yuan/mt, initially dipped to 73,470 yuan/mt, and then fluctuated upward throughout the session, reaching a high of 74,330 ...

LME copper opened at $9,262.5/mt overnight, initially reaching a high of $9,286.5/mt. It then fluctuated downward, hitting a low of $9,170/mt by the end of the session and finally closing at $9,181.5/mt, down 0.85%. Trading volume reached 18,000 lots, and open interest was 282,000 lots. The most-traded SHFE copper 2409 contract opened at 74,050 yuan/mt, initially reaching a high of 74,120 yuan/mt before fluctuating downward. It quickly fell to a low of 73,350 yuan/mt by the end of the session and finally closed at 73,510 yuan/mt, ...

LME copper opened at $9,262.5/mt overnight, initially reaching a high of $9,286.5/mt. It then fluctuated downward, hitting a low of $9,170/mt by the end of the session and finally closing at $9,181.5/mt, down 0.85%. Trading volume reached 18,000 lots, and open interest was 282,000 lots. The most-traded SHFE copper 2409 contract opened at 74,050 yuan/mt, initially reaching a high of 74,120 yuan/mt before fluctuating downward. It quickly fell to a low of 73,350 yuan/mt by the end of the session and finally closed at 73,510 yuan/mt, ...

Overnight, LME copper opened at $8,957/mt, initially maintained slight fluctuations, then plunged to a session low of $8,895/mt, before climbing to a session high of $8,984/mt. It then fluctuated widely and finally closed at $8,978.5/mt, down 0.55%, with a trading volume of 18,000 lots and an open interest of 281,000 lots. Overnight, the most-traded SHFE copper 2409 contract opened at 72,200 yuan/mt, initially fell to a session low of 71,650 yuan/mt, then climbed to a session high of 72,410 yuan/mt, and finally closed at 72,310 ...

Overnight, LME copper opened at $8,957/mt, initially maintained slight fluctuations, then plunged to a session low of $8,895/mt, before climbing to a session high of $8,984/mt. It then fluctuated widely and finally closed at $8,978.5/mt, down 0.55%, with a trading volume of 18,000 lots and an open interest of 281,000 lots. Overnight, the most-traded SHFE copper 2409 contract opened at 72,200 yuan/mt, initially fell to a session low of 71,650 yuan/mt, then climbed to a session high of 72,410 yuan/mt, and finally closed at 72,310 ...

Copper prices pulled back on Tuesday after three sessions of gains, burdened by surging inventories and lacklustre demand in top metals consumer China. Copper pared losses, however, after a union source told Reuters that workers at BHP’s Escondida copper mine in Chile will go on strike after failing to reach an agreement with the company. Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange (LME) was down 0.5% to $8,979 per metric ton by 1000 GMT, after rising 2.9% over the previous three sessions. LME copper has shed 19% since touching a ...