Copper surged at its fastest pace in 16 years on Thursday, posting its biggest jump since 2009 as aggressive buying from China sent prices sharply higher.
Copper surged at its fastest pace in 16 years on Thursday, posting its biggest jump since 2009 as aggressive buying from China sent prices sharply higher.
Copper surged to fresh record highs as fears over Donald Trump’s tariff plans tightened an already strained global market.
Copper surged to a fresh record as fears over Donald Trump’s escalating tariff agenda triggered a global squeeze on supplies.
Copper is poised to record its largest annual price increase in more than 15 years as traders respond to mounting concerns over global supply shortages. The metal, which serves as
Copper prices have surged to record levels, capping their strongest annual performance in more than a decade as supply fears, tariff risks and long-term demand trends collide.
Record-breaking copper prices are creating fresh challenges for wind and solar farm developers, who face surging costs for the essential metal used throughout renewable energy infrastructure.
The UK’s financial regulator has fined the London Metal Exchange (LME) £9.2 million for failing to maintain adequate systems and controls to handle a major short squeeze in the nickel
The reopening of nickel trading during Asian trading hours by the London Metal Exchange (LME) has been postponed due to the discovery of irregularities in nine nickel contracts.
Next month, the London Metal Exchange will end a year-long suspension of nickel trading during Asian trading hours, which was introduced after the Ukraine invasion.