Copper prices rebounded in China after the National Day holiday (October 1-7), while fluctuated at the LME. While macro risks persisted, the copper market fundamentals stayed strong on supply concerns, leading copper prices to remain volatile at elevated levels recently.   On October 7 local time, m

Copper prices increased on September 30, with China's spot premiums generally falling across major markets due to weakening sentiment approaching the National Day holiday (October 1-7). During the holiday, China's futures markets closed, while overseas copper prices remained fluctuating at elevated

Copper prices fluctuated on September 29, slightly falling in China's spot market while modestly rebounded in futures market. Approaching China's National Day holiday (Oct 1-7), market activity in China gradually weakened, with downstream stockpiling generally mediocre.   China's refined copper spot

China's refined copper trade showed a widening divergence in August, with imports falling further while exports rebounded. According to data from the General Administration of Customs of China (GACC), China imported 209,300 tonnes of refined copper in August 2026, down 13.87% month on month and 20.5

Approaching the 2026 China's National Day holiday (October 1-7), the copper market in China has been seeing deepening supply tightness. Conventionally, downstream and end-use enterprises would stockpile raw materials in advance to support holiday production, which usually boosts pre-holiday consumpt