Copper prices rebounded on Wednesday on easing concerns about the new Omicron coronavirus variant that has rattled market sentiment in recent days. Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange rose

London copper prices edged up on Wednesday as tight supplies and easing concerns about Chinese demand lent the metal some support, but a firmer dollar capped gains. Three-month copper on

Copper prices rose on Tuesday as the dollar weakened and risk sentiment improved on positive developments from a meeting between US President Joe Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Three-month

Copper prices edged higher on Wednesday as signs of tight supply offset concerns that economic growth is slowing in China, the world’s biggest copper producer. Benchmark copper on the London

London copper prices rebounded from two straight weeks of losses on Monday, helped by tight inventories of refined metal and grim outlook of mined supply. Three-month copper on the London

Urban Mining, a concept that emphasizes the potential of cities, the human habitat and built environment as a source of raw materials supply, has the potential to provide a significant

Copper price continued to rally towards record highs on Tuesday as signs of extremely tight supply outweighed concerns that slowing growth in China will impact demand. Traders were paying huge

Research agency Fitch Solutions Country Risk and Industry Research has revised its copper price forecasts for this year and next to $9 200/t and $8 800/t, respectively, from its previous