TREE NEWS reports: LME copper settled $59 higher at $14,768 per metric ton, while aluminum gained $16 to $3,357/t and zinc rose $30 to $4,052/t. Lead held steady at $1,914/t, nickel advanced $29 to $16,897/t, and tin climbed $356 to $55,218/t. Cobalt fell $750 to $42,940/t.
LME copper closes up $59 at $14,768/t
AI take
The broad advance across base metals, led by copper, suggests a risk-on session rather than a single-metal catalyst. Tin's outsized move and cobalt's sharp decline stand out, pointing to divergent supply-demand narratives within the complex. For market watchers, the key question is whether this reflects durable demand signals or a short-term positioning shift, particularly as lead's flat close hints at a lack of uniform momentum.
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