TREE NEWS reports: London Metal Exchange copper closed down $144 at $14,347 per tonne, with nickel falling $289 to $15,221, tin down $321 to $50,125 and cobalt down $2,530 to $36,815. Zinc slipped $54 to $3,664 and lead $16 to $1,881, while aluminium settled flat at $2,987 per tonne.
LME Copper Closes Down $144 at $14,347/Tonne; Nickel, Tin, Cobalt Also Fall
AI take
The breadth of the decline matters more than copper's move: nickel, tin and cobalt all fell alongside it, with cobalt's drop the largest in absolute terms. That pattern points to a broad industrial-metals repricing rather than a copper-specific story, which matters for anyone reading these benchmarks as a demand signal. Whether aluminium's flat close was genuine resilience or just a laggard is the open question to watch.
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