Copper hovers near eight-year hig

Copper price hit a record high on Thursday as Chinese investors unleashed fresh demand following a five-day holiday. Copper for delivery in July was up 1.71% by 1:42 pm (EDT), with futures at $4.6015 per pound ($10,123 a

Copper prices rose on Monday, eyeing their highest level in nearly 10 years, as a weakening dollar and supply concerns in top producer Chile boosted prices. The dollar edged lower amid speculation that U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome

Palladium pushed toward a record high on expectations that supply shortfalls and rebounding demand from automakers will keep the market in a deep deficit. Spot palladium rose as much as 2.6% to $2,849.33 an ounce, less than $35

Global megatrends across several industries to increase long-term copper demand. Updating an initial study completed in 2019, Metra Martech’s research finds that despite the sector experiencing the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, many of the previously identified drivers

Copper is trading more than $800 per tonne below the near-decade high hit in February, and some of the ardour of copper price bulls has cooled decidedly since then. Goldman Sachs metals strategist Nicholas Snowdon, speaking at the virtual World

Copper price jumped on Monday as investors assessed the decision by Chile to close its borders during April due to a spike in covid-19 cases. Copper for delivery in May was up nearly 4% in afternoon trade, with futures at