Copper prices fell to their weakest level since July amid AI-related fears and bets on Federal Reserve rate hikes. Meanwhile, China’s Yangshan premium, a key indicator of domestic copper demand, reached a record $240 per ton. The premium’s surge points to tighter copper availability in China despite the decline in futures prices. The article therefore examines the divergence between physical copper scarcity and falling market prices.
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