A summary chart of futures company viewpoints: Non-ferrous metals (copper, zinc, aluminum, nickel, tin, etc.) on April 24th.
2026-04-24 14:44:47
A summary chart of futures company viewpoints: Non-ferrous metals (copper, zinc, aluminum, nickel, tin, etc.) on April 24th. See the special chart in this article for more details.
Copper: Recent rapid destocking of domestic copper and the overseas sulfuric acid issue suggest that copper prices are expected to maintain a relatively strong trend. However, given the ongoing geopolitical unrest, expectations for a significant rebound should be lowered. Zinc: Overall, prices will follow the fluctuations in overseas markets. Zinc prices may fluctuate within a range with a slight upward bias. Consider taking profits on long positions. Aluminum: Low overseas inventories, high spot premiums, and continuously increasing domestic inventories coupled with weak demand limit both upside and downside potential. A wait-and-see approach is recommended. Nickel: If hydrometallurgical costs remain high, nickel prices are expected to gradually rise above these costs. Overall, prices will follow the fluctuations in overseas markets, paying attention to clear signals. Prices rose slightly in the night session. Tin: A global refined tin supply and demand imbalance remains. Awaiting the end of the Middle East conflict, new tin demand is expected to accelerate. In the medium to long term, buying on dips remains a viable strategy.
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: Recent rapid destocking of domestic copper and the overseas sulfuric acid issue suggest that copper prices are expected to maintain a relatively strong trend. However, given the ongoing geopolitical unrest, expectations for a significant rebound should be lowered. Zinc: Overall, prices will follow the fluctuations in overseas markets. Zinc prices may fluctuate within a range with a slight upward bias. Consider taking profits on long positions. Aluminum: Low overseas inventories, high spot premiums, and continuously increasing domestic inventories coupled with weak demand limit both upside and downside potential. A wait-and-see approach is recommended. Nickel: If hydrometallurgical costs remain high, nickel prices are expected to gradually rise above these costs. Overall, prices will follow the fluctuations in overseas markets, paying attention to clear signals. Prices rose slightly in the night session. Tin: A global refined tin supply and demand imbalance remains. Awaiting the end of the Middle East conflict, new tin demand is expected to accelerate. In the medium to long term, buying on dips remains a viable strategy.
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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