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13:52

【Copper】
March 13 news: Global mining giant Rio Tinto announced on Thursday that its Kennecott Copper Mine in Utah, USA, has suspended operations following an accident.

13:48

【Copper】
On March 13, news broke that the Peruvian government has recently approved the environmental impact study submitted by the domestic mining company Buenaventura, laying a crucial foundation for the advancement of its $3.4 billion Trapiche copper project.

09:24

【Non-ferrous metals】
On March 12, the non-ferrous metal inventories and changes on the London Metal Exchange (LME) were as follows: 1. Copper inventory: 312,350 tons, an increase of 275 tons from the previous day. 2. Aluminum inventory: 447,300 tons, a decrease of 2,825 tons from the previous trading day. 3. Nickel inventory: 285,684 tons, a decrease of 654 tons from the previous day. 4. Zinc inventory: 98,750 tons, a decrease of 25 tons from the previous day.

09:02

【Copper】
On March 12, the Shanghai Futures Exchange reported a total copper inventory of 178,008 tons in the Shanghai region, an increase of 5,734 tons from the previous day. The Guangdong region had a total copper inventory of 49,402 tons, a decrease of 1,904 tons from the previous day. The Jiangsu region recorded a total copper inventory of 94,806 tons, an increase of 2,081 tons from the previous day. The Zhejiang region had a total copper inventory of 4,111 tons, unchanged from the previous day. The overall total inventory amounted to 326,327 tons, an increase of 5,911 tons from the previous day.

08:51

【Non-ferrous metals】
London, March 12: Copper futures on the London Metal Exchange (LME) fell on Thursday due to weak demand, rising inventories, and a stronger U.S. dollar. Meanwhile, LME aluminum futures approached a four-year high as investors worried that conflicts in the Middle East could disrupt shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, tightening aluminum supplies in Europe and other regions.

03-12 08:55

【Non-ferrous metals】
On March 11, the inventory and changes of non-ferrous metals on the London Metal Exchange (LME) were as follows: 1. Copper inventory: 312,075 tons, an increase of 10,125 tons from the previous day. 2. Aluminum inventory: 450,125 tons, a decrease of 2,250 tons from the previous trading day. 3. Nickel inventory: 286,248 tons, a decrease of 840 tons from the previous day. 4. Zinc inventory: 98,900 tons, a decrease of 50 tons from the previous day. 5. Lead inventory: 284,875 tons, unchanged from the previous day. 6. Tin inventory: 8,605 tons, an increase of 590 tons from the previous day.

03-12 08:49

【Copper】
On March 11, the Shanghai Futures Exchange reported a total copper inventory of 172,274 tons in the Shanghai region, an increase of 2,650 tons from the previous day. The Guangdong region had a total copper inventory of 51,306 tons, a decrease of 1,050 tons. The Jiangsu region recorded a total copper inventory of 92,725 tons, a decrease of 1,535 tons. The Zhejiang region reported a total copper inventory of 4,111 tons, an increase of 696 tons. The overall total inventory amounted to 320,416 tons, reflecting an increase of 761 tons from the previous day.

03-12 08:36

【Non-ferrous metals】
London, March 11: Copper futures on the London Metal Exchange (LME) fell on Wednesday as rising oil prices reignited inflation concerns and the U.S. dollar strengthened. Aluminum prices rose, with the market focusing on global supply disruptions caused by the Middle East conflict.

03-11 14:41

【Copper】
March 11 news: Workers at Glencore's Australian copper refinery have threatened to go on strike starting Friday after failing to reach an agreement in a pay dispute. The Australian Workers' Union (AWU) issued a statement on Wednesday, notifying Glencore that employees would stop work and strike if the company does not increase wages. Glencore pays its workers nearly 15% less than employees at other nearby company plants. Located in Townsville, Queensland, the refinery produces up to 300,000 tons of finished copper annually and is one of Australia's largest refineries.

03-11 09:44

【Copper】
March 11 news: Latest data shows that the proportion of Chinese copper in the London Metal Exchange (LME) available inventories dropped from 70% in January to 64% in February. Although the absolute quantity of Chinese copper inventories increased to approximately 155,600 tons, the influx of copper from Chile, Peru, and South Korea expanded the overall inventory size, thereby diluting the share of Chinese copper.

03-11 09:27

【Copper】
Foreign media reported on March 10 that the Zambian government is actively seeking to attract global investors to participate in its mining development plan, aiming to increase copper production to 3 million tons by 2031. Zambian Minister of Mines Paul Kabuswe stated that the country is engaging in investment negotiations with multiple nations, including the United States, with the goal of driving transformative growth in the copper industry through expanded mining development and the introduction of capital and technology.

03-11 09:07

【Non-ferrous metals】
On March 10, the inventory and changes of non-ferrous metals at the London Metal Exchange (LME) were as follows: 1. Copper inventory: 301,950 tons, an increase of 7,700 tons from the previous day. 2. Aluminum inventory: 452,375 tons, a decrease of 2,250 tons from the previous trading day. 3. Nickel inventory: 287,088 tons, a decrease of 330 tons from the previous day. 4. Zinc inventory: 98,950 tons, an increase of 4,150 tons from the previous day. 5. Lead inventory: 284,875 tons, unchanged from the previous day. 6. Tin inventory: 8,015 tons, a decrease of 10 tons from the previous day.

03-11 09:01

【Non-ferrous metals】
On March 9, the non-ferrous metal inventories and changes on the London Metal Exchange (LME) were as follows: 1. Copper inventory: 294,250 tons, an increase of 9,925 tons from the previous day. 2. Aluminum inventory: 454,625 tons, a decrease of 2,250 tons from the previous trading day. 3. Nickel inventory: 287,418 tons, a decrease of 132 tons from the previous day. 4. Zinc inventory: 94,800 tons, a decrease of 175 tons from the previous day. 5. Lead inventory: 284,875 tons, a decrease of 1,025 tons from the previous day. 6. Tin inventory: 8,025 tons, an increase of 250 tons from the previous day.

03-11 08:46

【Copper】
On March 10, the Shanghai Futures Exchange reported a total copper inventory of 169,624 tons in the Shanghai region, an increase of 1,759 tons from the previous day. The Guangdong region had a total copper inventory of 52,356 tons, a decrease of 301 tons from the previous day. The Jiangsu region recorded a total copper inventory of 94,260 tons, a decrease of 890 tons from the previous day. The Zhejiang region reported a total copper inventory of 3,415 tons, unchanged from the previous day. The overall total inventory amounted to 319,655 tons, an increase of 568 tons from the previous day.

03-11 08:42

【Non-ferrous metals】
London, March 10: On Tuesday, copper futures on the London Metal Exchange (LME) rose by more than 1%. As of 1700 GMT, three-month LME copper increased by 1.66%, reaching $13,157.5 per tonne.

03-10 16:39

【Copper】
Customs statistics show that China's imports of unwrought copper from January to February 2026 amounted to 700,000 tons, a year-on-year decrease of 16.1%. During the same period, China's imports of copper concentrate reached 4.93 million tons, a year-on-year increase of 4.9%.

03-10 13:50

【Copper】
According to data released by the General Administration of Customs on March 10, China's imports of copper ore and its concentrates reached 2.310 million tons in February. From January to February, the total imports amounted to 4.934 million tons, marking a year-on-year increase of 4.9%.

03-10 13:30

【Copper】
According to data released by the General Administration of Customs on March 10, China's imports of unwrought copper and copper products in February amounted to 316,000 tons. From January to February, the total imports of unwrought copper and copper products reached 700,000 tons, a year-on-year decrease of 16.1%.

03-10 08:43

【Copper】
On March 9, the Shanghai Futures Exchange reported a total copper inventory of 167,865 tons in the Shanghai region, an increase of 4,103 tons from the previous day. The Guangdong region had a total copper inventory of 52,657 tons, unchanged from the previous day. The Jiangsu region recorded a total copper inventory of 95,150 tons, a decrease of 504 tons from the previous day. The Zhejiang region had a total copper inventory of 3,415 tons, unchanged from the previous day. The overall total inventory was 319,087 tons, an increase of 3,599 tons from the previous day.

03-10 08:37

【Non-ferrous metals】
London, March 9: On Monday, copper futures on the London Metal Exchange (LME) rose, while London aluminum retreated from a four-year high.

03-09 09:50

【Non-ferrous metals】
On March 6, the non-ferrous metal inventories and changes on the London Metal Exchange (LME) were as follows: 1. Copper inventory: 284,325 tons, an increase of 2,125 tons from the previous day. 2. Aluminum inventory: 456,875 tons, a decrease of 2,250 tons from the previous trading day. 3. Nickel inventory: 287,550 tons, unchanged from the previous day. 4. Zinc inventory: 94,975 tons, a decrease of 25 tons from the previous day. 5. Lead inventory: 285,900 tons, unchanged from the previous day. 6. Tin inventory: 7,775 tons, unchanged from the previous day.

03-09 09:16

【Copper】
In February 2026, the actual domestic output of electrolytic copper was 1.0999 million tons, a month-on-month decrease of 6.91% and a year-on-year increase of 5.63%. 1-2 Domestic electrolytic copper output in January totaled 2.2815 million tons, a year-on-year increase of 8.69%. In March 2026, domestic electrolytic copper output is expected to be 1.1738 million tons, an increase of 6.72% month-on-month and a year-on-year increase of 3.9%. 1-3 The expected domestic electrolytic copper output in January totaled 3.4553 million tons, a year-on-year increase of 7.1%.

03-09 08:52

【Copper】
On March 6, the Shanghai Futures Exchange reported a total copper inventory of 163,762 tons in the Shanghai region, an increase of 8,871 tons from the previous day. The Guangdong region had a total copper inventory of 52,657 tons, a decrease of 125 tons from the previous day. The Jiangsu region recorded a total copper inventory of 95,654 tons, an increase of 3,110 tons from the previous day. The Zhejiang region had a total copper inventory of 3,415 tons, unchanged from the previous day. The overall total inventory amounted to 315,488 tons, an increase of 11,856 tons from the previous day.

03-09 08:47

【Non-ferrous metals】
London, March 6 - On Friday, copper futures on the London Metal Exchange (LME) fell as exchange inventories continued to rise, marking the first weekly decline in three weeks. The drop reflected a stronger U.S. dollar and surging energy markets driven by Middle East conflicts, which could heighten inflation concerns and potentially delay the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts.
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