金属均飘红 期铜收高 因投资者逢低承接【2月6日LME收盘】

Core Viewpoint - The London Metal Exchange (LME) copper prices rebounded on February 6, 2023, ending a two-day decline, driven by increased buying interest due to lower prices and improved investor confidence [1]. Group 1: Copper Market Performance - On February 6, three-month copper futures closed at $12,994.00 per ton, up $91.00 or 0.71%, after earlier dropping 2.9% during the session [1]. - The price has fallen over 10% from the record high of $14,527.50 per ton reached on January 29, 2023 [1]. - Marex reported that the recent price drop has sparked buying interest, with support noted at the $12,500 per ton level [3]. Group 2: Inventory and Supply Dynamics - Copper inventories in LME registered warehouses increased to 183,275 tons, the highest level since May 2025, due to more copper being delivered to warehouses in South Korea and New Orleans [3]. - Shanghai Futures Exchange monitored copper inventories have risen for the ninth consecutive week, reaching 248,911 tons ahead of the Lunar New Year [3]. - COMEX copper inventories stood at 586,429 short tons, at record high levels [4]. Group 3: Other Base Metals Performance - Three-month aluminum futures showed the strongest performance among base metals, rising 1.92% to $3,085.00 per ton [5]. - Three-month zinc increased by 1.32%, closing at $3,345.50 per ton, while three-month lead rose 0.23% to $1,960.00 per ton [7]. - Three-month nickel experienced a slight decline of 0.11%, closing at $17,090.00 per ton, and three-month tin increased by 0.56% to $46,718.00 per ton [7].