Copper Rises for a Third Day as Fed Rate-Hike Expectations Ease; Aluminum Extends Rebound
AI Market Summary
Copper has risen for a third consecutive session and aluminum is rebounding from a four-month low as Fed hike expectations fade. The resulting weaker USD and lower real yields improve the relative appeal of USD-priced industrial metals, supporting near-term flows into the complex. While not driven by a scheduled data release, the shift in rate pricing can sustain a 24–72 hour trading response across base metals.
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● Medium
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NCCO724COPPER2USD/USDT-1.04%
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▲ Bullish
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Copper climbed for a third straight session, while aluminum extended its rebound from a four-month low. The moves were driven by a clear cooling in expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates, which weighed on the U.S. dollar and pushed real yields lower. That shift increased the appeal of dollar-priced industrial metals for investors.
