铜价暴涨盘中创新高铜价一度刷新历史纪录

Core Viewpoint - Copper prices have surged significantly, reaching a historical high due to expectations of continued loose monetary policy from the Federal Reserve and a weaker dollar, which lowers holding costs for investors [1] Group 1: Price Movement - During the Asian trading session on December 29, copper futures prices rose sharply, with three-month copper prices on the London Metal Exchange hitting $12,960 per ton, marking a record high with an increase of 6.56% [1] - As of 10 AM Beijing time on December 29, the three-month copper price on the London Metal Exchange was reported at $12,822.05 per ton, reflecting a gain of 5.42% [1] Group 2: Market Drivers - Market expectations of the Federal Reserve continuing its loose monetary policy next year have contributed to the rise in copper prices [1] - A weaker dollar has reduced the holding costs for copper, further supporting the price increase [1] - Strong demand coupled with supply shortages caused by multiple mine shutdowns globally has also played a significant role in driving copper prices higher [1]