Core Viewpoint - Concerns over tight supply in metal futures have led to significant price increases in various industrial metals, including copper and nickel [1][2]. Group 1: Price Movements - On June 6, nickel prices on the London Metal Exchange (LME) rose by 8.95%, closing at $18,524 per ton, reaching a high not seen since June 5, 2024 [1]. - Copper prices increased by 1.9%, closing at $13,238 per ton, with an intraday peak of $13,387.50, marking a historical high [1]. - Citigroup raised its first-quarter copper price target for this year from $12,000 per ton to $14,000 per ton [1]. Group 2: Other Metals Performance - Other industrial metals also saw price increases on June 6, with tin prices rising by 4.85% to $44,526 per ton, reaching the highest level since March 2022 [2]. - Aluminum prices increased by 1.41%, closing at $3,129 per ton, hitting a peak not seen since April 2022 [2].
铜、镍、锡、铝，期货价格集体上涨
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