A summary chart of futures company viewpoints: Non-ferrous metals (copper, zinc, aluminum, nickel, tin, etc.) on December 16th
2025-12-16 12:45:46
A summary chart of futures company viewpoints: Non-ferrous metals (copper, zinc, aluminum, nickel, tin, etc.) on December 16th. See the special chart in this article for more details.
Copper: Increased domestic inventory limits price gains; long-term positions should be held, but short-term volatility may intensify. Processing fee negotiations remain in a tug-of-war, and copper prices are currently in a consolidation phase. Zinc: Domestic production cuts expected in December, inventory reduction, and the opening of the export window provide support for SHFE zinc prices. In the short term, SHFE zinc is stronger than LME zinc, and cross-market arbitrage should be maintained. Aluminum: Aluminum prices are supported by macroeconomic expectations, but high prices suppress consumption, and prices are expected to remain slightly strong in the short term. Nickel: Downstream traditional demand for nickel is relatively stable, while demand from new energy sources is weak, resulting in a lack of significant incremental growth. Tin: Tin is expected to maintain a slightly strong trend throughout the year; long positions should be held, and buying on dips is recommended. Tin prices are facing downward pressure on short-term rebounds.
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Copper: Increased domestic inventory limits price gains; long-term positions should be held, but short-term volatility may intensify. Processing fee negotiations remain in a tug-of-war, and copper prices are currently in a consolidation phase. Zinc: Domestic production cuts expected in December, inventory reduction, and the opening of the export window provide support for SHFE zinc prices. In the short term, SHFE zinc is stronger than LME zinc, and cross-market arbitrage should be maintained. Aluminum: Aluminum prices are supported by macroeconomic expectations, but high prices suppress consumption, and prices are expected to remain slightly strong in the short term. Nickel: Downstream traditional demand for nickel is relatively stable, while demand from new energy sources is weak, resulting in a lack of significant incremental growth. Tin: Tin is expected to maintain a slightly strong trend throughout the year; long positions should be held, and buying on dips is recommended. Tin prices are facing downward pressure on short-term rebounds.
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