Copper Consolidates Near $6.5 Amid Ongoing Supply Risks
Copper prices have been consolidating near $6.5 per pound after recent deliveries into London Metal Exchange (LME) warehouses eased concerns over an immediate shortage.
This has prompted some profit-taking after copper's strong rally, but the broader supply outlook remains supportive due to ongoing disruptions in Chile and a weaker US dollar.
Traders are watching key levels around $6.60 resistance and $6.40 support, with momentum indicators suggesting short-term buying pressure has weakened.