Spot copper offers continue to rise in Shanghai

Published: Apr 19, 2018 10:15

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Spot copper in the Shanghai market was offered at a premium of 300-350 yuan/mt on the morning of Thursday April 19, SMM learned.

SHANGHAI, Apr 19 (SMM) – Spot copper in the Shanghai market was offered at a premium of 300-350 yuan/mt on the morning of Thursday April 19, SMM learned. This is up from a premium of 260-300 yuan/mt a day earlier.

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