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Bullish

Copper prices hit record $14,728 amid tariff concerns and supply constraints.

Copper prices have surged to a new record high of $14,728 per metric ton on the London Metal Exchange, driven by concerns over potential U.S. tariffs on imported refined copper and tightening global supply. The surge reflects a market caught between U.S. trade policy and increasingly fragile mine supply.

Key points

  • U.S. imports of Congolese copper reached a record 53,290 tons in July, accounting for 23.9% of total U.S. copper imports, as American industrial consumers increasingly rely on Congolese metal.
  • Domestic Metals has initiated a 9,000-meter diamond drill program at its Smart Creek copper porphyry project in Montana, aiming to confirm the geometry and grade continuity of the porphyry system.
  • Copper's 5-hour chart shows a tight range, with the latest price at $6.66 and extreme trend weakness—ADX at just 10.6—indicating potential false breakouts and rapid reversals.

Sources

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