Copper rose after the US elections, nickel increased by 4.6 percent
Original headlineABD seçimleri sonrası bakır yükseldi, nikel yüzde 4,6 arttı
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Copper and other industrial metals rallied Thursday after Democratic gains in the U.S. midterm elections lifted optimism over the global economic outlook. Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange rose 0.48% to $14,078.5 a ton, while nickel jumped 4.6%. The moves reflect expectations that a divided U.S. government could temper policy swings and support demand-sensitive assets. Traders will watch whether the post-election risk-on tone holds and how upcoming economic data and dollar moves shape metals pricing.
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copper, nickel, London Metal Exchange, Democratic Party