Copper wire rod exports faced pressure in July 2026 due to high copper prices and imported copper premiums, which increased export costs.
Demand from outside China was suppressed and postponed, leading to a month-over-month pullback in exports.
In August, however, imported copper premiums pulled back and export processing fees were cut, releasing previously delayed demand and recovering export orders.
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