Copper's Record Rally Sends a Global Economic Signal
Copper Holds Above $14,000 as U.S. Stockpiling Tightens Global Supply -- Market Talk
CITIC Securities: The Democratic Republic of Congo's export ban may drive up copper prices, potentially leading to a simultaneous revaluation and earnings uplift for the copper sector.
News of the Democratic Republic of Congo's ban on copper concentrate exports may further fuel bullish sentiment in the copper market, and we recommend copper producers with high-quality copper assets and a clear production growth trajectory.
As AI and tariffs reshape pricing dynamics, why is 'Dr. Copper'—hitting record highs once again—no longer signaling the economy's temperature?
On Thursday, international copper prices hit a new all-time high, but this latest rally is not a signal of accelerating global economic expansion—the so-called 'Dr. Copper,' once regarded as a reliable barometer of global economic health, is now becoming increasingly difficult to interpret.
Gold Surges by Most in Six Months as Dollar Drops; Copper Rises to New Record
Snapping up 200,000 tons in a single month! The U.S. is witnessing the most intense 'copper rush' in history.
① Last month, refined copper was flooding into the United States at the fastest pace in at least 12 years; ② global traders are rushing to position themselves ahead of President Trump’s decision on import tariffs for refined copper.
Investment Strategist a 'Big Believer' in Precious Metals, Copper
Copper Price Pops Near June Record High on Signs of Tightening Physical Supply
Copper Rises After U.S.-Iran Pause Fighting, Chile Storm Disruption -- Market Talk
Morgan Stanley: Both sides of the Pacific are 'racing to secure copper'
Morgan Stanley's latest report highlights an unusual dynamic in the copper market: the U.S. front-loaded imports by 335,000 tonnes ahead of impending tariffs, while China increased refined copper imports despite high prices. Simultaneous buying from both ends has tightened global visible inventories, driving LME cash premiums into backwardation for the first time in six months. Morgan Stanley names copper its top commodity pick, with a target price of USD 14,250 per tonne on the LME, but cautions that if Middle East tensions push up oil prices and reignite rate-hike expectations, macro headwinds could temporarily overshadow strong fundamentals.
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'Kalshi Eyes Copper Perpetual Futures After Precious Metals Push' - Bloomberg
Copper Prices Touch One-month High as China Market Tightens
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It's Time to Buy Commodities, This Pro Says. Why Copper Could Be a Standout. -- Barrons.com
Antofagasta: Copper Fundamentals Remain Strong With Record Prices
China Futures Association: National futures market trading volume in June reached 939.26 million lots, up 27.00% year-on-year.
On July 13, the China Futures Association released the Brief Report on National Futures Market Trading Activities for June 2026.
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