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6h agoCopper prices hit record high as funds pile in and supply tightens
Copper on the London Metal Exchange reached a record ~US$11,200 per tonne, driven by a surge in investor long-positions and tight physical supply amid mine disruptions and China demand. Funds and hedgers stepped up exposure, while stockpiles fell and expectations of strong infrastructure and green-energy demand lifted the outlook. Analysts caution, however, that trade-policy uncertainty and global growth risks could curb further gains, making the rally vulnerable despite the bullish structural story.
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6h agoCopper prices hit record high as funds pile in and supply tightens
Copper on the London Metal Exchange reached a record ~US$11,200 per tonne, driven by a surge in investor long-positions and tight physical supply amid mine disruptions and China demand. Funds and hedgers stepped up exposure, while stockpiles fell and expectations of strong infrastructure and green-energy demand lifted the outlook. Analysts caution, however, that trade-policy uncertainty and global growth risks could curb further gains, making the rally vulnerable despite the bullish structural story.
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Copper prices hit record high as funds pile in and supply tightens
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Copper hits record ~US$11,200/t on fund flows and supply worries, though trade and growth risks still loom.
Copper on the London Metal Exchange reached a record ~US$11,200 per tonne, driven by a surge in investor long-positions and tight physical supply amid mine disruptions and China demand. Funds and hedgers stepped up exposure, while stockpiles fell and expectations of strong infrastructure and green-energy demand lifted the outlook. Analysts caution, however, that trade-policy uncertainty and global growth risks could curb further gains, making the rally vulnerable despite the bullish structural story.
Copper on the London Metal Exchange reached a record ~US$11,200 per tonne, driven by a surge in investor long-positions and tight physical supply amid mine disruptions and China demand. Funds and hedgers stepped up exposure, while stockpiles fell and expectations of strong infrastructure and green-energy demand lifted the outlook. Analysts caution, however, that trade-policy uncertainty and global growth risks could curb further gains, making the rally vulnerable despite the bullish structural story.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 20:59 IST
