Closing Price: LME 3-Month Copper Futures
Macro
2025-04-04
Description
The Closing Price of LME 3-Month Copper Futures is published by the London Metal Exchange (LME). It represents the final price at which copper futures contracts are traded at the end of the trading session. This indicator is crucial for assessing the market sentiment and price trends in the copper market, which can be influenced by various factors such as supply and demand dynamics, geopolitical events, and economic data. Higher closing prices generally indicate strong demand or supply constraints, while lower prices suggest weaker demand or oversupply.
The closing price is determined by the last transaction price of the 3-month copper futures contract on the trading day. It is a direct reflection of the market's final valuation of copper futures for delivery in three months.
The closing price is updated daily at the end of each trading session on the London Metal Exchange.
Published by
London Metal Exchange (Choice)
Frequency
Daily
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Description
The Closing Price of LME 3-Month Copper Futures is published by the London Metal Exchange (LME). It represents the final price at which copper futures contracts are traded at the end of the trading session. This indicator is crucial for assessing the market sentiment and price trends in the copper market, which can be influenced by various factors such as supply and demand dynamics, geopolitical events, and economic data. Higher closing prices generally indicate strong demand or supply constraints, while lower prices suggest weaker demand or oversupply.
The closing price is determined by the last transaction price of the 3-month copper futures contract on the trading day. It is a direct reflection of the market's final valuation of copper futures for delivery in three months.
The closing price is updated daily at the end of each trading session on the London Metal Exchange.