Prices diverged in industrial metals: Copper fell below $13,800
Original headlineSanayi metallerinde fiyatlar ayrıştı: Bakır 13 bin 800 doların altına indi
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Copper fell below $13,800 a tonne as investor concerns mounted over the scale and durability of artificial intelligence-related spending, while iron ore traded around 690 yuan in China. Nickel prices rose on supply-side worries, and aluminum and tin moved in divergent directions, underscoring a split in industrial metals rather than a single market-wide trend. The moves matter because copper is a key gauge of global growth and AI infrastructure demand, while nickel’s gain points to tighter raw-material availability. Traders will watch whether copper extends its slide or stabilizes above the $13,800 level, and whether nickel’s supply concerns persist.
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Copper, Iron ore, Nickel, Tin, Aluminum, China