A summary chart of futures company viewpoints: Non-ferrous metals (copper, zinc, aluminum, nickel, tin, etc.) on December 18th
2025-12-18 12:38:21
A summary chart of futures company viewpoints: Non-ferrous metals (copper, zinc, aluminum, nickel, tin, etc.) on December 18th. See the special chart in this article for more details.
Copper: Copper prices are closely related to the macroeconomy. The current complex financial environment has led to upward volatility, and market risk appetite has improved. Copper prices are expected to fluctuate with a slightly upward bias. Zinc: Domestic social inventories are decreasing, LME inventories are accumulating, and downstream demand is driven by immediate needs, resulting in a volatile trend. Aluminum: The weakening downstream demand is impacting prices, and aluminum prices are expected to continue consolidating in the short term. Nickel: Domestic inventories are accumulating again, and news is boosting nickel prices. However, the rebound is limited in the short term, and nickel prices are expected to stabilize at low levels. Tin: Traditional downstream demand for nickel is relatively stable, while demand from new energy sources is weak, resulting in a lack of significant incremental growth overall.
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Copper: Copper prices are closely related to the macroeconomy. The current complex financial environment has led to upward volatility, and market risk appetite has improved. Copper prices are expected to fluctuate with a slightly upward bias. Zinc: Domestic social inventories are decreasing, LME inventories are accumulating, and downstream demand is driven by immediate needs, resulting in a volatile trend. Aluminum: The weakening downstream demand is impacting prices, and aluminum prices are expected to continue consolidating in the short term. Nickel: Domestic inventories are accumulating again, and news is boosting nickel prices. However, the rebound is limited in the short term, and nickel prices are expected to stabilize at low levels. Tin: Traditional downstream demand for nickel is relatively stable, while demand from new energy sources is weak, resulting in a lack of significant incremental growth overall.
This chart was specially created and compiled by FX678 and is copyrighted.
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