LME copper falls $76 to $13,768/t, set for biggest weekly drop since March

The breadth of the move matters more than copper's single-day decline: zinc's sharper drop alongside copper points to a broader industrial-metals repricing rather than a copper-specific story, which matters for anyone tracking base metals as a growth signal. Tin's outsized gain against that backdrop suggests supply-specific dynamics are overriding macro sentiment in pockets of the complex. Whether the weekly decline extends into the next session, and whether tin's divergence holds, are the open questions.