Copper
Copper is the industrial metal priced three ways: LME in dollars per tonne, COMEX in cents per pound, Shanghai in yuan. China uses more than half, warehouse stocks are public, and a new mine takes a decade, so the price is the cycle plus the visible pile. Its reads are the PMI and the dollar, and the COMEX contract is what a copper claim copies.
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- COMEXCOMEX is the New York exchange, part of CME Group, where benchmark gold, silver and copper futures trade. Globex runs…
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