Copper at a three-month low, a 36-year record in aluminum
Original headlineBakır üç ayın dibinde, alüminyumda 36 yıllık rekor
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Copper prices fell to a three-month low as weak industrial demand and expectations of Federal Reserve rate hikes weighed on the metal, while aluminum diverged with its spot premium climbing to a 36-year high amid low inventories. The split highlights how macro headwinds are pressuring demand-sensitive base metals even as supply tightness supports aluminum. Investors will watch upcoming Fed policy signals and inventory data for direction in both markets.
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aluminum, copper, Federal Reserve