[Weak US Economic Data Fails to Mask Copper Market Strength; Copper Prices Show Resilience Amid Overnight Volatility]: On the macro side, the number of job openings in the US in March fell to the lowest level since September last year. In April, the Conference Board's US Consumer Confidence Index plunged to a near five-year low. The US goods trade deficit widened to a record $162 billion in March. Some economists have stated that the widening trade deficit could drag down Q1 GDP growth by 1.9 percentage points, with market concerns emerging. On the fundamental side, as the Labour Day holiday approaches, downstream stocking has been active. In the Shanghai region, destocking has continued, with tight spot market supply, enhancing sellers' bargaining power and driving up spot premiums for copper cathode. Today marks the last trading day of the month-end, with most enterprises expected to close their books for settlement, potentially reducing market activity. However, due to tight supply and persistent rigid demand, spot prices are expected to remain firm. On the price side, with robust downstream stocking ahead of the Labour Day holiday combined with concerns over tight supply, copper prices are expected to have upside room today.