A summary chart of futures company viewpoints: Non-ferrous metals (copper, zinc, aluminum, nickel, tin, etc.) on April 28th.
2026-04-28 14:36:43
A summary chart of futures company viewpoints: Non-ferrous metals (copper, zinc, aluminum, nickel, tin, etc.) on April 28th. See the special chart in this article for more details.
Copper: Copper prices are expected to continue their high-level, volatile, and slightly upward trend into May. The recommended strategy is to buy on dips. However, during the May Day holiday, macroeconomic uncertainties remain a primary consideration; maintain a light position over the holiday. Zinc: Profit-taking by long positions led to a correction in the market. Zinc prices may fluctuate within a range with a slight upward bias. The strategy of buying on dips with reasonable position control before the holiday remains unchanged. Aluminum: Currently, attention needs to be paid to the still significant pressure from primary nickel inventories. Supply-side production cuts may gradually drive inventory reduction, which will then provide a positive feedback to prices. The market is expected to consolidate. Nickel: Nickel prices will gradually move above the cost of wet processing. Tin: Tin ore supply is stabilizing, putting short-term downward pressure on tin prices.
The above content is based on big data analysis and is for reference only, not investment advice. This chart is specially created by FX678 and is copyrighted.
Copper: Copper prices are expected to continue their high-level, volatile, and slightly upward trend into May. The recommended strategy is to buy on dips. However, during the May Day holiday, macroeconomic uncertainties remain a primary consideration; maintain a light position over the holiday. Zinc: Profit-taking by long positions led to a correction in the market. Zinc prices may fluctuate within a range with a slight upward bias. The strategy of buying on dips with reasonable position control before the holiday remains unchanged. Aluminum: Currently, attention needs to be paid to the still significant pressure from primary nickel inventories. Supply-side production cuts may gradually drive inventory reduction, which will then provide a positive feedback to prices. The market is expected to consolidate. Nickel: Nickel prices will gradually move above the cost of wet processing. Tin: Tin ore supply is stabilizing, putting short-term downward pressure on tin prices.
The above content is based on big data analysis and is for reference only, not investment advice. This chart is specially created by FX678 and is copyrighted.
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