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6.1914
6.1914
6.1826
Information regarding past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.
Often called Dr. Copper because its price reflects global economic health — copper is used in construction, electronics, and EVs. China consumes roughly 55% of global copper and is the dominant demand driver.
China PMI data and EV production figures are the primary catalysts. 50 per lb. 20 per lb.
Key levels: Support $4 · Resistance $5
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Copper
COPPER
6.187
Charging Schedule
| Day | Time | Buy | Sell |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon | 22:00 | -0.0243% | -0.0028% |
| Tue | 22:00 | -0.0243% | -0.0028% |
| Wed | 22:00 | -0.0243% | -0.0028% |
| Thu | 22:00 | -0.0243% | -0.0028% |
| Fri | 22:00 | -0.0728% | -0.0085% |
| Sat | - | - | - |
| Sun | - | - | - |
FAQ
Copper is an industrial metal essential for construction, electronics, and manufacturing due to its high conductivity. It's often called "Dr. Copper" as its price can indicate global economic health.
Rising prices suggest strong industrial production and economic growth. Demand is also increasing due to its critical role in green energy technologies like electric vehicles and wind turbines.
You can invest via futures contracts, copper ETFs (like CPER), or by buying stocks of copper mining companies.
Long-term demand is supported by the global transition to green energy. However, its price is highly sensitive to global economic cycles and demand from China.
Alternatives include other key industrial metals like Aluminum, Nickel, and Zinc, or investing in a diversified industrial metals ETF.