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Copper (COPPER) is a COMEX-listed commodity covered by Valdrans. Last close $6.393, +0.48% on the day; +0.94% over 1 week, +3.54% over 4 weeks, +8.50% over 6 months (prices as of 27 Jul 2026).

Last close (27 Jul 2026)
$6.393
Today
+0.48%
1 week
+0.94%
4 weeks
+3.54%
6 months
+8.50%
Latest coverage
Brent climbs to $90.33 as tanker attacks and US strikes intensify
$6.393USD
+0.48% today
1 week+0.94%
4 weeks+3.54%
6 months+8.50%
2025-11-24 to 2026-07-27Range: $4.962$6.669Closing prices. Not real-time. Data via Yahoo Finance.

Coverage of COPPER(14)

Brent climbs to $90.33 as tanker attacks and US strikes intensify

An active overnight session dominated by US-Iran military escalation, surging oil prices, and semiconductor sector weakness across Asia.

15 sources

US and Iran exchange fresh strikes; Hormuz tanker traffic near standstill

Overnight session dominated by renewed US-Iran military escalation, a 4% oil surge, and broad Asian equity declines on Strait of Hormuz supply fears.

15 sources

Hormuz shipping near-halted as US strikes Iran for second consecutive day

A volatile overnight session dominated by US-Iran military escalation, Hormuz shipping disruption, and sharp oil price moves with equity futures under pressure.

14 sources

Samsung earnings miss triggers chip sell-off; Hormuz tanker attacks lift crude

A volatile European session dominated by Samsung's earnings disappointment, renewed Strait of Hormuz shipping incidents, and Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian oil infrastructure.

15 sources

EasyJet accepts £5 billion Castlelake bid; oil falls on OPEC+ supply increase

An active overnight session dominated by the EasyJet takeover, OPEC+ output decision, China's missile test, and broad yen weakness.

15 sources

US Treasuries rallied after below-forecast jobs data; dollar fell

US Treasury bonds rallied on 2 July 2026 after employment data came in below market expectations, with TLT and IEF rising alongside US equity markets; the US Dollar Index DXY recorded its largest weekly decline in nearly three months as of 3 July 2026.

6 sources

Dollar slides, metals gain as weak US jobs data trims Fed rate-hike expectations

A mixed overnight session shaped by Friday's below-forecast US payrolls, Strait of Hormuz energy supply shifts, a 5% South Korean equity rebound, and thin US holiday trading conditions.

15 sources

China June manufacturing PMI beat at 50.3; CSI 300 and Hang Seng tied to data

China's official manufacturing PMI came in at 50.3 for June 2026, above the 50.1 forecast and up from 50.0 in May; the non-manufacturing PMI reached 50.2 and the composite PMI stood at 50.6. ING held its Q2 GDP growth estimate at 4.6% year-on-year, while the ex-factory price index fell to 48.2.

7 sources

Pound rises despite Starmer exit as Iran talks advance and oil slips

A busy European session driven by UK political upheaval, US-Iran nuclear talk progress, and energy market volatility ahead of the US cash open.

14 sources

Iran-Israel hostilities halt; KOSPI surges 8% on semiconductor rebound

A volatile overnight session dominated by Middle East de-escalation, a sharp Korean equity rebound, and a wave of major corporate announcements including the OpenAI IPO filing and GSK's $9bn-plus Nuvalent approach.

14 sources

SpaceX files $75bn IPO as US-Iran tensions keep oil elevated

A moderately active overnight session dominated by SpaceX IPO news, US-Iran geopolitical tension sustaining crude gains, and broad Asian equity weakness.

15 sources

Oil falls as US-Iran agree tentative 60-day ceasefire extension

Overnight session dominated by US-Iran ceasefire optimism lifting Asian equities and industrial metals; oil declined; Blue Origin rocket explosion added aerospace uncertainty.

15 sources

US military strikes on Iran push crude prices sharply higher overnight

A geopolitically-driven overnight session dominated by fresh US strikes on Iran, oil price gains, and renewed Strait of Hormuz concerns weighing on Asian equities and industrial metals.

15 sources

US military strikes Iranian targets; Brent surges 2.34% to $98.39

A volatile overnight session dominated by conflicting US-Iran signals, lifting crude and complicating European open sentiment.

14 sources