SINGAPORE: Copper prices faltered on Tuesday, with the most-traded contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) edging lower, as lingering caution tempered relief from a US-China tariff truce.

The contract has risen 1.45% this week. The September rubber contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) eased 75 yuan, or 0.51%, to 14,620 yuan ($2,017.86) per metric ton. The most active ...

Copper prices were rangebound, with the most-traded contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange edging lower.

The latest data from the Shanghai Futures exchange shows that weekly inventories for all base metals (except lead) fell over the reporting week. Copper and other industrial metals rose this ...

The latest data from the Shanghai Futures exchange (SHFE) shows that weekly inventories for all base metals (except lead) fell over the reporting week. Copper stocks fell by 8,602 tonnes for a seventh ...

The latest data from the Shanghai Futures exchange (SHFE) shows that weekly inventories for all base metals (except lead) fell over the reporting week. Copper stocks fell by 8,602 tonnes for a ...

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