A chart summarizing the views of futures companies: September 18 nonferrous metals (copper, zinc, aluminum, nickel, tin, etc.)
2025-09-18 13:34:09
A chart summarizing the views of futures companies: September 18th for nonferrous metals (copper, zinc, aluminum, nickel, tin, etc.). For more details, see the special chart in this article.
Copper: The weakening of copper prices may lead to opportunities for downstream restocking, and it can still be viewed as relatively strong overall. With the interweaving of bullish and bearish factors, copper prices may fluctuate within a range; Zinc: The domestic surplus and overseas tight situation continue, base metals pull back, zinc prices are under unilateral pressure to fall, the short-term supply and demand difference may tilt towards surplus, zinc prices may fluctuate in a weak range; Aluminum: Aluminum prices are falling, domestic demand is still under pressure, and it is difficult for aluminum prices to break through effectively; Nickel: On the macro level, the Fed's interest rate cut did not exceed market expectations, non-ferrous metals overall pulled back, the Fed cut interest rates, domestic policies are favorable, and it fluctuates within a range; Tin: It fluctuates in a wide range, and if supply recovers, it will go high.
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Copper: The weakening of copper prices may lead to opportunities for downstream restocking, and it can still be viewed as relatively strong overall. With the interweaving of bullish and bearish factors, copper prices may fluctuate within a range; Zinc: The domestic surplus and overseas tight situation continue, base metals pull back, zinc prices are under unilateral pressure to fall, the short-term supply and demand difference may tilt towards surplus, zinc prices may fluctuate in a weak range; Aluminum: Aluminum prices are falling, domestic demand is still under pressure, and it is difficult for aluminum prices to break through effectively; Nickel: On the macro level, the Fed's interest rate cut did not exceed market expectations, non-ferrous metals overall pulled back, the Fed cut interest rates, domestic policies are favorable, and it fluctuates within a range; Tin: It fluctuates in a wide range, and if supply recovers, it will go high.
This chart is specially created and compiled by Huitong Finance, all rights reserved.
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