A summary chart of futures company viewpoints: February 26th, non-ferrous metals (copper, zinc, aluminum, nickel, tin, etc.)
2026-02-26 13:08:13
A summary chart of futures company viewpoints: Non-ferrous metals (copper, zinc, aluminum, nickel, tin, etc.) on February 26th. See the special chart in this article for more details.
Copper: If copper prices experience a significant pullback due to weakening macroeconomic and fundamental realities, long-term investors should consider buying on dips. Short-term prices are expected to fluctuate. Zinc: The widening price ratio between domestic and international markets, coupled with the near opening of the export window, provides support for Shanghai zinc prices. However, both supply and demand are weak in the short term, with no clear driving force. Aluminum: The future depends on whether spot prices can stop falling and rebound, and specific policies to combat price consolidation. Short-term observation is recommended. Nickel: From a fundamental perspective, the nickel ore premium has strengthened again, pushing up marginal cost support. Increased domestic refined nickel production and ample spot supply suggest a slightly stronger range-bound trading pattern. Tin: Tin prices are expected to rebound in the short term.
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Copper: If copper prices experience a significant pullback due to weakening macroeconomic and fundamental realities, long-term investors should consider buying on dips. Short-term prices are expected to fluctuate. Zinc: The widening price ratio between domestic and international markets, coupled with the near opening of the export window, provides support for Shanghai zinc prices. However, both supply and demand are weak in the short term, with no clear driving force. Aluminum: The future depends on whether spot prices can stop falling and rebound, and specific policies to combat price consolidation. Short-term observation is recommended. Nickel: From a fundamental perspective, the nickel ore premium has strengthened again, pushing up marginal cost support. Increased domestic refined nickel production and ample spot supply suggest a slightly stronger range-bound trading pattern. Tin: Tin prices are expected to rebound in the short term.
This chart was specially created and compiled by FX678 and is copyrighted.
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