SHANGHAI, Jan. 26 (SMM) - Societe Generale raised its forecast for copper prices from $5,000 per tonne to $5,500 per tonne in Q1 2017, and the forecast for 2017 was increased from $5,500 per tonne to $5,625 per tonne, according to wenhua.com.
The bank said strike will threaten copper ore production. Base metals prices will hold firm except for nickel and tin futures.
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