U.S. copper futures prices ended Tuesday at new records, lifted by buyers who are stockpiling ahead of potential tariffs on the industrial metal as well as a weaker dollar. Futures for March ...

Benchmark U.S. copper futures ended Monday at $5.02 a pound, up 26% this year. That compares with an 11% gain to $9,673 a metric ton, or about $4.39 a pound, on the London Metal Exchange ...

Copper futures traded in New York surged to a record high Wednesday on a report that U.S. tariffs on imports of the metal are set to be coming within several weeks, months earlier than the ...

The most actively traded copper futures contract in New York hit $5.374 per pound Wednesday morning before settling at a record $5.24 per pound. Copper prices have soared 30% this year ...

U.S. copper futures climbed to their highest settlement in more than two years on Monday, but some analysts warn the metal that has jumped 28% in the past three months has reached overbought ...

“From construction, infrastructure and also defense,” said chief market strategist Phillip Streible at Blue Line Futures. He said those are the traditional markets for copper. But the material ...

Although copper wiring is found extensively in electric ... These investment vehicles are traded on an exchange under a ticker symbol like stocks, but they contain holdings of many companies ...

US stocks gained while Treasuries fell. Copper futures on the London Metal Exchange rose as much as 1.9% to more than $10,000 a metric ton, while copper contracts on New York’s Comex rose as ...

Copper (HG=F) futures accelerated to a new record in New York on Wednesday following a report that President Donald Trump is considering implementing tariffs on the commodity in a matter of weeks ...

Copper futures (HG1:COM) on the London Metal Exchange rose Monday, with benchmark three-month copper recently +1.7% at $10,023/metric ton, which Goldman Sachs analysts said reflect the arbitrage ...

U.S. tariffs on copper (HG1:COM) imports could be coming within several weeks, months earlier than the deadline for a decision, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.