Metals
Metals Daily First Look
Overnight moves in base and precious metals with the day’s hedging considerations.
- Copper Retreats on Concerns of Demand Slow Down
- Century Aluminum to Partner with Emirates Global Aluminum to Build First U.S. Aluminum Smelter in 50 Years
- Base Metals Move Higher on Investor Interest
- Freeport On Track to Restart Grasberg Mine
- Goldman Sachs Sees Copper Continuing to Flow into the U.S. This Year
- Copper's Tom/Next Spread Reached $100/mt Before Closing Lower in Final Minutes
- Base Metals Move Higher as US Dollar Softens Amid Threatened Tariffs Over Greenland
- Base Metals Lower as China Orders Removal of Servers Operated by High Frequency Traders
- Goldman Sachs Forecasts Copper Correction--$11,000 Copper by Year-End
- Metals Rally Continues On Weaker Dollar and Improving Sentiment in China
- Base Metals Pause on Global Geopolitical Risks
- Base Metals Continue Higher on Ongoing Supply Concerns and Weaker U.S. Dollar
- Base Metals Higher on Supply Concerns and Investor Enthusiasm
- S&P Says Copper Still Facing Supply Shortages
- Citigroup Forecasts $14,000/mt Copper
- Copper Continues to Set New Records
- Copper Approaches Fresh Highs as Supply Concerns Continue