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Copper drops as dollar strengthens on early US election results

Donald Trump has taken preliminary leads in some key swing states.

Donald Trump has taken preliminary leads in some key swing states.

6th November 2024

By: Reuters

  

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Copper fell along with most metals, weighed down by a rise in the dollar as results of the US election started to come in.

Votes were still being counted and polls remained open in many key states in the race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. A strengthening dollar makes metals more expensive for many buyers.

With polls closed in more than two-thirds of states, Trump had taken preliminary leads in Georgia and North Carolina, two key swing states.

Metals’ losses followed gains in the previous three sessions, when better-than-expected service activity and factory gauges in China suggested recent stimulus measures may be having some impact on the top metals consuming economy. Beijing is widely expected to outline more steps to aid the economy this week.

Copper fell 0.9% to $9,650 a ton on the London Metal Exchange as of 10:50 a.m. in Shanghai, while zinc dropped 1% and aluminum declined 0.8%. Iron ore futures dropped 1.9% to $103.40 in Singapore, while futures in Dalian also fell by 1.6% to 778.50 yuan.

Edited by Reuters

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