The price of copper opened today at $4.55 per pound, as of 9 a.m. ET. That’s up 1.49% from the previous day’s copper price per pound and up 17.68% since the beginning of the year. The lowest trading ...

After the recent weeks’ rally, the LME copper price has stabilised at a high level of around $13,000 per tonne. In the metals ...

You may have already heard about the rise in gold and silver value, but that’s not the only metal that’s seeing a spike—copper prices have also hit unprecedented levels. This means that it’s not only ...

The global copper market is experiencing price volatility due to a combination of factors, including scrap shortages, US-China trade tensions, and policy changes in China. China's halt on US copper ...

brass billet prices have risen in tandem, breaking historical records, but the strong cost pressure and weak demand have created a "price up, volume down" pressured situation for the industry.

Possible US copper import tariffs might not impact copper prices and the share prices of copper producers in the way many investors expect. US copper markets have been preparing for tariffs by adding ...

Overnight, LME copper opened at $13,088.5/mt, initially climbed to $13,145/mt, then the center of copper prices gradually shifted downward, touching a low of $12,893/mt, before fluctuating upward to ...

Following the delayed start, benchmark three-month futures fell by almost 4% to near $13,000 a ton on the LME.