AMT evaluation (11.26)

The first-tier brokerage firm of the London Metal Exchange (LME), Amalgamated Metal Trading Limited (AMT), issued its daily base metal review on November 26th. Bronze: The price of copper in the morning traded in the Far East, and the selling pressure of the copper fell to the low of US$3045/ton. It is recommended that the market should be involved in dips. Aluminium: The aluminum price was under pressure in the morning and was subsequently closed at the end of the fund buying. It is expected that the market outlook will continue to rise. Zinc: On the day, zinc prices fell to a low of US$1130/ton in the morning, and it is recommended that the market should buy on dips. Lead: The current day's lead price movements followed the market's volatility, suggesting that the market's lead should be reduced by rallies. Tin: On the same day, tin prices continued to be long, but at the same time there was buying. It is expected that the market will continue to fall. However, if the dollar is weak, it may trigger buying. Nickel: The nickel price was well supported at 14,000 U.S. dollars per ton on the day and the transaction was light.