U.S. President Donald Trump hasn't yet imposed import tariffs on copper but the market is already pricing in the likelihood ...
Copper markets are on edge as traders anticipate potential U.S. import tariffs under President Donald Trumps administration.
The arbitrage between CME and LME contracts has blown wider in recent days, with the US premium exceeding $1,000 per tonne.
Copper rallied in New York and slumped in London after President Donald Trump pledged import tariffs that risk raising costs for American manufacturers while dampening global demand.
Benchmark LME three-month copper ( HG1:COM) recently traded +1.5% to $9,414.50/ton, up ~4% for the week, while aluminum ( ...
EV Resources soared 133pc after China banned exports of molybdenum in response to US tariffs. The company sees its Peruvian ...
Eaglehead MRE increasing copper inventories and the potential to be a future copper supplier; completion of a comprehensive metallurgical program at Schaft Creek; mitigating operational issues at ...
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