The tariff trade, which has defined the copper market since February, has imploded. The CME's U.S. contract plummeted by more ...

Copper stored in LME-registered warehouses rose by 14,275 tons to a total of 153,850 tons, marking a gain of 70% since late ...

The global copper market is reeling from its biggest shock yet in a year of policy surprises, violent price swings and ...

There was little in the way of surprises from OPEC+ over the weekend, as the group increased supply by 547k b/d for September ...

Gold prices rose on Friday but were on track for a third straight weekly loss as a stronger dollar crimped safe-haven demand, ...

LONDON: Copper prices eased slightly on Tuesday after data showed stocks had risen on the London Metal Exchange ...

The red metal fell 0.6% after LME data showed readily available copper inventories jumped to the highest since March.

Global tin prices expected to remain firm due to AI and electronics demand, tight inventories, and supply issues.

Copper rose as much as 1.1% on the London Metal Exchange, with trading conditions starting to settle after the White House’s ...

Trump imposed 50% tariffs on semi-finished copper products such as pipes, wires, rods, sheets and tubes from Friday.

Copper rose as traders continued to digest US President Donald Trump’s decision to spare the most traded form of the metal from his 50% tariff, while a deadly mine accident in Chile raised supply ...

Copper was on track for a weekly fall, as President Donald Trump’s shock decision not to place tariffs on refined products had traders rushing to book up London Metal Exchange storage space to house ...