TREE NEWS reports: London Metal Exchange copper closed $88 lower at $14,490 per tonne, with the base metals complex broadly weaker. Aluminium fell $52 to $2,988/t, zinc lost $13 to $3,718/t, lead slipped $6 to $1,896/t and nickel dropped $77 to $15,510/t. Tin posted the largest decline, down $1,321 at $50,446/t, while cobalt was unchanged at $39,345/t.
LME copper closes down $88 at $14,490/t; tin drops $1,321
AI take
Tin's outsized decline stands out against a session where every base metal except cobalt moved lower, a sign the selling was concentrated rather than uniform. That distinction matters for anyone tracking the industrial-metals complex, since a broad macro move and a single-metal repricing carry different implications. Whether tin's weakness reflects its own supply-demand story or simply thinner liquidity amplifying the risk-off tone is the open question.
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