The copper market just caught a reality check. LME spreads have taken a hit as new inventory started flowing into US and Asian warehouses—basically ending what had been a pretty tight supply situation. With fresh stock hitting the shelves, that squeeze everyone was eyeing finally eased up, and predictably, prices came down with it. It's a classic case of supply meeting reality: the tighter things look, the faster they unwind when new material hits the market.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 13h ago
Here we go again, when inventory piles up, prices just plummet. That's just how this industry is.
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AirdropF5Bro
· 13h ago
Once the inventory is gone, everything is over. That's the reality.
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MerkleMaid
· 13h ago
Supply starts to fall as soon as it loosens, just as expected.
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HappyToBeDumped
· 13h ago
Supply comes in and prices plummet; there's really no suspense about this wave of copper.
The copper market just caught a reality check. LME spreads have taken a hit as new inventory started flowing into US and Asian warehouses—basically ending what had been a pretty tight supply situation. With fresh stock hitting the shelves, that squeeze everyone was eyeing finally eased up, and predictably, prices came down with it. It's a classic case of supply meeting reality: the tighter things look, the faster they unwind when new material hits the market.