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Weaker dollar helps copper, zinc to fresh highs: LME
Source: Dow Jones
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Base Metals CatalogA sharp weakening in the U.S. dollar versus the euro Thursday sparked fresh fund buying across the commodities sector, lifting London Metal Exchange three-month copper and zinc to record highs, traders said.
Copper and zinc prices moved $75 and $56 higher than previous PM kerb prices to end late kerb in London at $5,413 a metric ton and $2,668/ton, respectively. Earlier all-time highs of $5,430/ton were touched in copper and $2,681/ton in zinc.
The U.S. dollar dipped to a one-week low of $1.214 against the euro Thursday making dollar-denominated commodity investments relatively attractive, according to a trader.
Also contributing to the firmer tone, particularly in copper, were a number of ongoing supply-side disruptions, including ongoing strike activity at Grupo Mexico's La Caridad copper mine.
Strength in the precious metals market was also suggestive of "basket-style" commodities investing and helped contribute to elevated prices across the entire base metals complex, a trader said.
Following copper's cue, nickel also rose, moving $400 higher to finish the late kerb at $15,450/ton. Aluminium was $38 up on previous PM kerb prices at $2,533/ton. Lead rose $16 to $1,224/ton.
3 months metal (prices in dollars a ton)
Bid Ask, Change from Wednesday PM kerb
Copper 5413.00-5415.00, Up 75.00
Lead 1224.00-1225.00, Up 16.00
Zinc 2668.00-2670.00, Up 56.00
Aluminium 2533.00-2534.00, Up 38.00
Nickel 15450.00-15475.00, Up 400.00
Tin 8275.00-8300.00, Up 50.00
Source: Dow Jones
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Base Metals CatalogA sharp weakening in the U.S. dollar versus the euro Thursday sparked fresh fund buying across the commodities sector, lifting London Metal Exchange three-month copper and zinc to record highs, traders said.
Copper and zinc prices moved $75 and $56 higher than previous PM kerb prices to end late kerb in London at $5,413 a metric ton and $2,668/ton, respectively. Earlier all-time highs of $5,430/ton were touched in copper and $2,681/ton in zinc.
The U.S. dollar dipped to a one-week low of $1.214 against the euro Thursday making dollar-denominated commodity investments relatively attractive, according to a trader.
Also contributing to the firmer tone, particularly in copper, were a number of ongoing supply-side disruptions, including ongoing strike activity at Grupo Mexico's La Caridad copper mine.
Strength in the precious metals market was also suggestive of "basket-style" commodities investing and helped contribute to elevated prices across the entire base metals complex, a trader said.
Following copper's cue, nickel also rose, moving $400 higher to finish the late kerb at $15,450/ton. Aluminium was $38 up on previous PM kerb prices at $2,533/ton. Lead rose $16 to $1,224/ton.
3 months metal (prices in dollars a ton)
Bid Ask, Change from Wednesday PM kerb
Copper 5413.00-5415.00, Up 75.00
Lead 1224.00-1225.00, Up 16.00
Zinc 2668.00-2670.00, Up 56.00
Aluminium 2533.00-2534.00, Up 38.00
Nickel 15450.00-15475.00, Up 400.00
Tin 8275.00-8300.00, Up 50.00
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