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    April 5 London Morning Review

    • Last Update: 2022-12-05
    • Source: Internet
    • Author: User
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    According to news, London Metal Exchange (LME) copper futures were almost unchanged on Tuesday, holding near a one-week low, and the Chinese market was closed due to the Qingming holiday, making the market lack liquidity and direction
    .
    London copper prices have fluctuated in the range of $5,700-6,000 per tonne over the past month and are expected to rise in the second quarter as the second quarter is the peak demand season
    .

    London copper

    Bank of America Merrill Lynch said in a report that it believes the physical market may tighten
    before the arrival of summer at a time when basic activity in China is generally stable and industries such as wire and cable are picking up.

    Shanghai is closed due to the Qingming Festival holiday
    .

    A measure of U.
    S.
    manufacturing activity fell from a two-and-a-half-year high in March as production and inventories fell; However, factory employment indicators have soared, indicating that the sector's energy-led recovery is gaining
    momentum.
    Factory activity in Europe and most Asian countries rebounded in March, with manufacturers ending
    the first quarter strongly.
    Sumitomo Metal Mining Co Ltd, Japan's second-largest copper smelter, said on Monday it expected copper production to rise 1.
    1 percent
    in fiscal year 2017/18 from the previous fiscal year.
    A senior executive at Chile's Caserones copper mine said Monday that the mine should be fully operational
    by mid-year.

    Asian stocks edged lower on Tuesday after a meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.
    S.
    President Donald Trump earlier this week in what could be tense after cautious sentiment dominated markets
    .

    At 0540 GMT, three-month LME copper edged down 0.
    1% to $5,750 a tonne, down 1.
    5%
    the previous day.
    Earlier, copper prices fell as low as $5,740 a tonne since March 27, after falling below the 100-day moving average of $
    5,785 a tonne on Monday.

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