TREE NEWS reports: International copper fell 0.89% in overnight trading, while Shanghai copper lost 0.81%, aluminum 0.96%, zinc 0.37%, lead 0.28% and nickel 0.64%. Tin was the biggest decliner, dropping 3.39%. Alumina slipped 1.59% and aluminum alloy 1.14%, with stainless steel down 0.85%.
Base metals close lower in overnight session, tin drops 3.39%
The breadth of the decline matters more than any single number: copper, aluminum, zinc, lead and nickel all softened together, suggesting macro-driven risk reduction rather than a story specific to one metal. Tin's outsized drop stands apart and points to a market where liquidity is thinner and moves amplify. Whether that divergence persists, or tin simply catches back up as the others stabilize, is the open question worth tracking.
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