TREE NEWS reports: London Metal Exchange copper closed $231 higher at $14,540 a tonne, with tin posting the session’s biggest gain, up $1,559 to $53,006/t. Zinc rose $87 to $3,806/t, nickel added $69 to $15,622/t and lead gained $28 to $1,888/t. Aluminium slipped $2 to $3,048/t, while cobalt was flat at $39,245/t.
LME copper closes up $231 at $14,540/t; tin jumps $1,559
AI take
The breadth of gains across copper, tin, zinc, nickel and lead points to a broad industrial-metals bid rather than a single-story move, with tin's outsized jump standing out as the session's clearest signal of concentrated demand or tightness. Aluminium's marginal decline and cobalt's flat close suggest the strength is not uniform, which makes the divergence as informative as the rally itself. Whether tin's premium holds and aluminium's softness persists is the open question for reading the next session.
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