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According to CNN, citing an official, U.S. Vice President Vance will not be traveling to Minnesota today.
2026-10-30
According to CNN, citing an official, U.S. Vice President Vance will not be traveling to Minnesota today.
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2026-10-30
LME copper eased Thursday after hitting a two‑week high as investors moved to the sidelines amid doubts about AI-driven demand and elevated US inventories. JP Morgan analyst Patrick Jones said market sentiment has become more cautious but not outrigh
LME copper eased Thursday after hitting a two‑week high as investors moved to the sidelines amid doubts about AI-driven demand and elevated US inventories. JP Morgan analyst Patrick Jones said market sentiment has become more cautious but not outright bearish. Alphabet’s sharp after‑hours drop on Wednesday, after the company reported significantly faster cash burn from AI infrastructure spending, weighed on demand expectations. The rally this year has also been tied to expectations of US tariffs that would divert copper flows to the US and tighten supply elsewhere; COMEX registered stocks are up 60% YTD to 800,321 short tons (≈726,039 t). Jones said a key downside risk is the US ultimately not imposing tariffs, which would reduce US import demand and shift pricing power back to Chinese buyers.
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Bank of England: UK firms expect to raise prices by 3.8% over the next year.
Bank of England: UK firms expect to raise prices by 3.8% over the next year.
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