Copper firms ahead of interest rate decisions

On Friday, copper prices saw an uptick as weaker-than-expected US jobs data for October increased the likelihood of an upcoming Federal Reserve interest rate cut. This anticipated move is expected to weaken the dollar, potentially boosting

Copper prices are currently rising, with a softening US dollar making dollar-denominated metals more attractive to foreign investors. This price surge persists even amidst lingering market concerns around the upcoming US elections and anticipated policy shifts

Copper prices have held steady recently, with investors keeping a close watch on China’s legislative agenda and the approaching US presidential election. A key industrial material, copper is seeing cautious trading behaviour in both London and

Platinum group metals (PGM) remain critical in various industries, from automotive to electronics and jewellery. Their high value and essential role in manufacturing make them a sought-after resource globally. Among the companies capitalising on this growing

Jubilee Metals is actively seeking additional near-surface copper resource opportunities in Zambia after completing due diligence for an open-pit mine in the region. This step is part of its plan to increase copper production in the

Jubilee Metals, a diversified producer of metals, has completed its due diligence of Project G, an openpit copper mining operation in Zambia. The company has decided to increase its stake in the project, raising its holding

Copper has shaped human civilisation for millennia, and in the 20th century, its story was deeply connected to the rise in electricity demand. Copper became indispensable to our energy systems and modern technology. Moving forward, it

Copper prices in London took a dip on Friday, but the overall performance for the week painted a much brighter picture, marking the best weekly gain in over four months. This improvement came after officials in

London copper prices rose at the beginning of the week, supported by signs of increasing demand from China, the world’s largest consumer of copper, along with declining inventories. Meanwhile, most other base metals saw a drop,

Copper prices remained close to their two-month highs on Tuesday, driven by growing expectations that the US Federal Reserve might cut interest rates. This anticipation placed pressure on the dollar, which further influenced the metals market.

Jubilee Metals has entered into a three-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with Lunsemfwa Hydro Power Company (LHPC). This independent Zambian energy producer specialises in both hydropower and solar energy. Under the terms of the agreement, Jubilee

Copper prices are poised for an unprecedented surge, with Pierre Andurand, a prominent hedge fund manager, predicting that the metal could reach an astounding $40,000 per ton within the next few years. This projection follows a