LME期铜势将录得周线跌幅，受库存增加及美元走强打压

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles indicates that copper prices are experiencing a decline due to increased inventory levels and a strengthening US dollar, leading to a potential weekly drop in prices [1][2] - The most active March copper contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange closed down 2.34% at 100,100 yuan per ton, with an intraday low of 97,920 yuan [1] - LME three-month copper fell 1.03% to $12,769.50 per ton, with expectations of a drop exceeding 2% for the week, following a significant decline earlier in the day [1] Group 2 - Analysts from Sucden Financial noted that excessive long positions being closed could lead to increased price volatility, especially with reduced market liquidity as the Lunar New Year approaches [2] - The analysts also mentioned that the recent price correction brings metal prices closer to fair value, reducing downside risks and potentially stabilizing market confidence if momentum improves [2] Group 3 - Other base metals on the Shanghai Futures Exchange also saw declines, with tin down 5.86% to 357,000 yuan per ton, aluminum down 1.31% to 23,315 yuan, zinc down 1.01% to 24,450 yuan, lead down 0.45% to 16,510 yuan, and nickel down 2.61% to 131,840 yuan [3] - On the LME, three-month aluminum fell 0.17% to $3,022 per ton, zinc down 0.33% to $3,291 per ton, lead down 0.43% to $1,947 per ton, nickel down 1.03% to $16,895 per ton, and tin down 2.70% to $45,205 per ton [3]