A summary chart of futures company viewpoints: Non-ferrous metals (copper, zinc, aluminum, nickel, tin, etc.) on April 15th
2026-04-15 11:06:20
A summary chart of futures company viewpoints: Non-ferrous metals (copper, zinc, aluminum, nickel, tin, etc.) on April 15th. See the special chart in this article for more details.
Copper: Macroeconomic disturbances are weakening marginally, and fundamental drivers are increasing, so copper prices are expected to continue their volatile but slightly stronger trend; the US dollar has continued to decline, leading to price increases; Zinc: The risk of further escalation of war in the short term is decreasing, and macroeconomic pressure factors are weakening, so zinc prices are expected to fluctuate with a slightly stronger trend; Aluminum: The ratio between domestic and international prices continues to decline; LME inventories are declining from low levels, spot premiums are rising, and overseas supply is tight, so aluminum prices still have real support, and it is still possible to try long positions at low levels with light positions; Geopolitical expectations are fluctuating, and domestic and international markets are showing divergent trends; Nickel: There are currently no signs of a reversal in the supply and demand pattern of nickel raw materials, and raw material prices are expected to remain high, so the cost support for nickel prices remains relatively strong; Tin: Slightly stronger fluctuations, long positions should be held.
The above content is based on big data analysis and is for reference only, not investment advice. This chart is specially produced by FX678 and is copyrighted.
Copper: Macroeconomic disturbances are weakening marginally, and fundamental drivers are increasing, so copper prices are expected to continue their volatile but slightly stronger trend; the US dollar has continued to decline, leading to price increases; Zinc: The risk of further escalation of war in the short term is decreasing, and macroeconomic pressure factors are weakening, so zinc prices are expected to fluctuate with a slightly stronger trend; Aluminum: The ratio between domestic and international prices continues to decline; LME inventories are declining from low levels, spot premiums are rising, and overseas supply is tight, so aluminum prices still have real support, and it is still possible to try long positions at low levels with light positions; Geopolitical expectations are fluctuating, and domestic and international markets are showing divergent trends; Nickel: There are currently no signs of a reversal in the supply and demand pattern of nickel raw materials, and raw material prices are expected to remain high, so the cost support for nickel prices remains relatively strong; Tin: Slightly stronger fluctuations, long positions should be held.
The above content is based on big data analysis and is for reference only, not investment advice. This chart is specially produced by FX678 and is copyrighted.
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