Copper was higher on a weaker dollar and concerns of supply tightness, after the metal tested the $10,000-a-ton level in the prior session for the first time since March.

LONDON: Copper prices rose on Wednesday as a stronger yuan currency in top metals consumer China and weak dollar offset uncertainty about global trade tensions. Three-month copper on the London Metal ...

Copper hit a three-month high near $10,000/ton as tight supply, strong demand, and trade optimism fuel gains. Tap CPER and COPX.

The most-traded copper contract on the SHFE gained 0.62% to 80,520 yuan ($11,238.43) per metric ton, as of 0105 GMT, or the ...

Copper prices have surged to a three-month high, propelled by increased buying activity in China. The upswing follows ...

Copper rose to a three-month high, boosted by buying toward the close of trading in China, on signs factory activity is ...

Copper climbed to a three‑month high on Tuesday, driven by tightening supply on the London Metal Exchange (LME) and an ...

Doctor Copper hasn't been quite the same since U.S. President Donald Trump announced an investigation into U.S. imports back ...

The copper market is flashing warning signs of scarcity with spot prices on the London Metal Exchange trading well above the ...

The copper market is undergoing historic tightness due to rapidly declining inventories, potential U.S. tariff hikes, and a ...