Industrial metals soar after China eases measures against COVID-19
Industrial metal prices rose sharply on Friday after China eased some coronavirus rules, fueling expectations it will abandon a zero-COVID policy that has dampened economic
Industrial metal prices rose sharply on Friday after China eased some coronavirus rules, fueling expectations it will abandon a zero-COVID policy that has dampened economic
Copper prices fell on Thursday as rising coronavirus infections and weak economic data from China heightened concerns about weak demand from the world’s largest metals
Copper prices fell on Wednesday, dragged down by a stronger dollar, weak economic data and rising COVID-19 cases in China, the top metals consumer. Three-month
Copper prices rose 3% on Friday, with sentiment buoyed by hopes of an easing of COVID restrictions in China, with the market concerned about low
Copper prices fell on Thursday after the US Federal Reserve gave no clear signal that it will move towards less aggressive rate hikes, when the
Copper prices fell on Monday as rising COVID-19 cases and weaker-than-expected manufacturing data in China, the world’s biggest consumer of the metal, raised concerns about
Copper fell on Friday as bullish investors shed long positions, while the dollar strengthened and top metals consumer China reported more coronavirus cases and new
Copper and aluminum prices fell on Thursday, weighed down by new production restrictions caused by the coronavirus in China – the world’s main consumer of
Most industrial metal prices rose on Wednesday as hopes of a slower pace of U.S. interest rate hikes buoyed global stocks and weakened the dollar,
Copper was lower on Tuesday as the market focused on slowing growth and demand around the world, although low stock levels in London Metal Exchange
Copper prices fell on Monday as investors worried about the pace of economic growth in top consumer China and the yuan’s slide to its weakest
Aluminum prices were on track to end the week down almost 5% as fears of a rapid rise in US interest rates dampened prospects for
Copper prices extended their losses on Wednesday as accelerating inflation and the prospect of further interest rate hikes fueled concerns about the global economy and
Copper prices fell on Tuesday, pressured by investor disappointment that China has not eased its strict COVID-19 policy, while the global economic slowdown is curbing
Aluminum prices fell on Monday as large deliveries to London Metal Exchange (LME) licensed warehouses triggered a sell-off, while copper was supported by a lower
The copper prices rose on Monday, but the poor prospects for demand, especially in China, the main consumer of the metal, the expectations of further
The copper prices and other base metals slumped on Tuesday on growing fears that an economic slowdown will dampen demand, while the dollar strengthened to
Copper prices tumbled to their lowest level in 17 months on Tuesday as the dollar rose, drawing investment flows away from commodities, as fears of
Copper prices fell to a 17-month low on Monday as new COVID restrictions in China, the metal’s top consumer, slowing global manufacturing activity and rising
Copper prices posted their biggest weekly drop in a year on Friday, down more than 7% cumulatively, as investors fear central bank efforts to curb