A post by @FirstSquawk on X.
Chinese unwrought copper and copper product imports decline to 453,000 tonnes in October versus 461,000 tonnes in September.
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China’s October imports of unwrought copper and copper products fell to 453,000 tonnes from 461,000 tonnes in September, according to First Squawk. The month-over-month decline of 8,000 tonnes points to softer near-term demand in the world’s largest copper consumer. The data matters for copper traders and industrial-metal investors because Chinese import flows are a key gauge of global demand. Watch upcoming Chinese trade and inventory data for signs of whether the pullback extends into year-end.
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