Copper, Aluminium Rise as Crude Oil Futures Slip on Weak Global Cues

💡 Commodity prices fluctuate as global economic cues remain uncertain.

The commodity market witnessed a mixed performance on Thursday, with prices of copper and aluminium rising, while crude oil futures slipped on weak global cues.

Copper prices surged on the back of robust demand from the construction sector and a decline in global inventories. Aluminium prices also rose, driven by supply chain disruptions in China. However, crude oil futures slipped on concerns over a slowdown in global demand.

Copper Prices Surge to Multi-Year Highs

Copper prices have been on a tear lately, driven by a combination of factors including a decline in global inventories and robust demand from the construction sector. Copper prices have risen to multi-year highs, with the red metal trading at $9,500 per tonne.

Aluminium Prices Rise Amid Supply Chain Disruptions

Aluminium prices have also risen in recent days, driven by supply chain disruptions in China. Aluminium prices have increased by 5% in the past week, with the metal trading at $2,500 per tonne.

Crude Oil Futures Slip on Weak Global Cues

Crude oil futures, on the other hand, slipped on Thursday, driven by concerns over a slowdown in global demand. Crude oil prices have fallen by 2% in the past week, with Brent crude trading at $70 per barrel.

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