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    Copper stays range bound as US tariff uncertainty, oil inflation risks weigh

    Copper prices remained range bound as uncertainty over potential US tariffs and inflation risks from higher oil prices kept traders cautious. China’s copper scrap shortage supported refined copper demand, while record high US inventories and cautious buying limited gains. Goldman Sachs expects copper prices to average $15,400 a ton in 2027.

    Copper falls as LME stocks edge higher and mine supply concerns ease

    Copper prices have dipped due to rising inventories culminating from a resolution of a major strike at a Chilean mine. With available copper stocks hitting a two-month peak following substantial inflows, expert analyst Daniel Ghali pointed to US tariffs impacting global supply chains and shipping costs. In contrast, China exhibits signs of economic growth, notwithstanding ongoing struggles in its property sector.

    Copper price hits three-week low as inventories rise and dollar strengthens

    Copper prices fell to a three-week low below $14,000 a ton as rising LME inventories eased supply tightness and a stronger dollar pressured industrial metals. Copper has now dropped 6.2% from last week's record high, while uncertainty over US tariffs and tighter monetary policy further weighed on sentiment.

    Copper falls after report of White House hesitancy over tariff plan

    Copper prices saw a notable decline following reports of no movements regarding potential tariffs. The White House is currently evaluating worries about rising manufacturing expenses, which contributed to the drop. On the London Metal Exchange, three-month copper fell substantially from its previous record high, while COMEX copper futures also dropped, diminishing their premium over LME prices, with other LME metals experiencing similar downturns.

    How a young entrepreneur is building domestic tin capacity in an import-dependent market

    India now has a domestic facility for refining high-purity tin. Yash Gupta's Rikayaa Enterprises is reducing the country's dependence on imported tin. This venture is crucial for India's electronics and manufacturing sectors. The company extracts tin from scrap and electronic waste. Rikayaa Greentech's plant in Baddi produces tin comparable to global standards. This initiative supports India's self-reliance goals.

    Agro-commodities: Oil prices end steady in thin trade

    Traders said sufficient stocks position against sporadic demand mainly kept oil prices steady.

    The Economic Times
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