【Tariff "Emergency Brake," LME Copper Rose Overnight While SHFE Copper Slightly Fell】: Macro-wise, the pace of global economic recovery remains uncertain recently, with mixed US economic data, leading to complex market expectations regarding the US Fed's monetary policy direction. The "reciprocal" tariffs previously announced by Trump were originally set to take effect at 00:01 EST on Wednesday but were suspended less than 13 hours after implementation. Trump stated that he had approved a 90-day suspension for the relevant countries, applicable to reciprocal tariffs, during which general tariffs would be reduced to 10%, with the suspension taking immediate effect. This move significantly alleviated market concerns about escalating trade frictions, leading to a surge in US stocks and a halt in the decline of copper prices. On the fundamental side, supply-wise, the import profit/loss for SHFE copper showed a slight loss again, with tight arrivals of imported copper, providing limited support to domestic supply. Demand-wise, although downstream buying was active, the low copper prices and tariff factors led to bearish expectations among downstream players, who were in no rush to purchase raw materials, suppressing transaction prices. Price-wise, despite the alleviation of macro headwinds last night and the halt in the decline of copper prices, considering the tight supply situation that is unlikely to improve significantly in the short term and the continued wait-and-see sentime
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