Three-month copper on LME advances 1.6% to $6,332 a tonne
Supply concerns from top producer Chile and a Chinese equities bull run sent Shanghai copper to its highest level in more than 16 months on Thursday, while prices in London
Supply concerns from top producer Chile and a Chinese equities bull run sent Shanghai copper to its highest level in more than 16 months on Thursday, while prices in London
Copper prices are likely to stabilize in the coming quarters despite a recent surge in the red metal’s value, analysts have predicted. Three-month copper futures on the London Metal Exchange
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Copper prices were heading for a fifth consecutive weekly gain on Friday as inventories declined and stock markets rose while demand improved in top consumer China. Investors are increasingly optimistic
Metal Tiger plc (LON:MTR), the London Stock Exchange AIM listed investor in natural resource opportunities, has noted the Drilling Operations Update released by Southern Gold Limited earlier today. Metal Tiger
Metal Tiger plc (LON:MTR), the London Stock Exchange AIM listed investor in natural resource opportunities, has provided an update in respect of the Botswana copper focused explorer, Kalahari Metals Limited,
Copper futures’ prices rose on Friday and had coffered their fourth consecutive weekly percentage gain as a significant scale of decline in inventories has been pointing towards a turnaround in demands,
Shanghai copper jumped on Wednesday to its highest level in nearly 20 weeks, recouping almost all of its losses caused by the COVID-19 pandemic on strong demand in China and
Metal Tiger plc (LON:MTR), the London Stock Exchange AIM listed investor in natural resource opportunities, has announced that Cobre Limited (ASX:CBE), in which Metal Tiger owns a c.18.8% interest, has
Copper prices rose on Monday on solid manufacturing data from China and a milder-than-expected response by the U.S. President Donald Trump on China’s security legislation for Hong Kong. Trump on