Global metals markets have shown signs of stabilization as copper and gold prices rebounded after a period of volatility. Traders cited improved demand expectations and easing concerns over abrupt monetary tightening as factors supporting the recovery.
Copper prices were supported by infrastructure demand and supply constraints while gold benefited from renewed interest as a portfolio diversifier. Market participants reported reduced volatility across major exchanges as investors reassessed macroeconomic indicators.
Analysts note that stabilization in metals prices can have broad implications for mining economies export revenues and industrial input costs. Central banks and manufacturers continue to monitor price movements closely. While uncertainties remain the rebound suggests a tentative return of confidence in commodity markets sensitive to global growth signals.
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