The copper price continued to fall overnight, and the market is awaiting the release of US inflation data this week. On the macro level, LME copper inventories have increased to 236,700 tons by Tuesday this week, the highest level since September 2021, intensifying market concerns about consumer demand. Additionally, due to rising expectations of Trump's increased probability of success in the election, which will benefit the US dollar, the US dollar index has risen, suppressing copper prices...
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