铜价升破13000关口后续创新高，多头狂欢盛宴不停歇

Group 1 - International copper prices have surged, breaking the $13,000 per ton mark, with a strong upward trend fueled by heightened demand for copper shipments to the U.S. and increasing supply concerns [1][3] - The London Metal Exchange (LME) benchmark copper price rose over 4% on Monday and an additional 1.5% on Tuesday, reaching a historical high of $13,187 per ton, with a cumulative increase of over 20% since mid-November last year [1][3] - The uncertainty surrounding U.S. tariff policies has been identified as a direct driver of the current copper price surge, with traders accelerating shipments to the U.S. due to higher domestic prices compared to LME quotes [3][4] Group 2 - Recent months have seen a revival in copper shipments to the U.S. as the government plans to reassess import tariffs, leading to a spike in U.S. copper imports to the highest level since July last year [4] - U.S. inventory accumulation is a key factor influencing global copper price trends, with analysts noting that the U.S. holds about half of the world's copper inventory while accounting for less than 10% of global demand [5] - Concerns over supply security for key metals, including copper, have intensified, with mining companies struggling to keep pace with rising demand and facing production disruptions [5][6] Group 3 - Speculative behavior in the market has been exacerbated by events such as strikes at copper mines, with investors optimistic about continued price increases into 2026 [6] - The overall strength in the metals market, with recent highs in gold, silver, and platinum prices, has also supported copper prices [6]