新华财经伦敦2月4日电 伦敦金属交易所基本金属价格4日收盘时普遍下跌。 截至当天收盘，3个月期铜收于每吨13040.00美元，比前一个交易日的收盘价每吨下跌370.00美元，跌幅 2.76%。 3个月期铝收于每吨3059.00美元，比前一交易日的收盘价每吨下跌40.00美元，跌幅为1.29%。 3个月期镍收于每吨17330.00美元，比前一个交易日的收盘价每吨下跌65.00美元，跌幅为0.37%。 3个月期锡收于每吨48360.00美元，比前一交易日的收盘价每吨下跌1935.00美元，跌幅为3.85%。 3个月期锌收于每吨3305.50美元，比前一交易日的收盘价每吨下跌17.50美元，跌幅为0.53%。 分析来看，当日美元指数小幅走强，给以美元计价的基本金属带来压力。 （文章来源：新华财经） 3个月期铅收于每吨1967.00美元，比前一交易日的收盘价每吨上涨5.50美元，涨幅为0.28%。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The London Metal Exchange reported a comprehensive decline in base metal prices on December 12, driven by policy uncertainty from the Federal Reserve and weak industrial demand expectations [1] Price Summary - Three-month copper closed at $11,552.50 per ton, down $319.50, a decrease of 2.69% from the previous trading day [1] - Three-month aluminum closed at $2,875.00 per ton, down $25.00, a decrease of 0.86% [1] - Three-month nickel closed at $14,620.00 per ton, down $6.00, a decrease of 0.04% [1] - Three-month lead closed at $1,966.00 per ton, down $22.50, a decrease of 1.13% [1] - Three-month tin closed at $41,125.00 per ton, down $626.00, a decrease of 1.50% [1] - Three-month zinc closed at $3,139.00 per ton, down $64.50, a decrease of 2.01% [1] Market Dynamics - The decline in metal prices is attributed to reduced risk appetite and decreased capital allocation to commodities, influenced by the Federal Reserve's forward guidance and profit-taking after recent strong price increases [1]

Core Viewpoint - The prices of base metals on the London Metal Exchange experienced a general decline on September 26, reflecting a shift in market sentiment due to weakened downstream demand and selective strength in metals with ongoing supply tightness [1][2]. Price Summary - Three-month copper closed at $10,205.00 per ton, down $70.50 from the previous trading day, a decrease of 0.69% [1]. - Three-month aluminum closed at $2,649.00 per ton, down $15.00 from the previous trading day, a decrease of 0.56% [1]. - Three-month nickel closed at $15,155.00 per ton, down $85.00 from the previous trading day, a decrease of 0.56% [1]. - Three-month lead closed at $2,001.50 per ton, down $7.50 from the previous trading day, a decrease of 0.37% [1]. - Three-month tin closed at $34,415.00 per ton, up $25.00 from the previous trading day, an increase of 0.07% [1]. - Three-month zinc closed at $2,886.50 per ton, down $36.00 from the previous trading day, a decrease of 1.23% [2].

Core Viewpoint - The prices of base metals on the London Metal Exchange generally declined on the 19th, influenced by ongoing trade and diplomatic uncertainties affecting demand expectations, as well as cautious market sentiment following interest rate cuts [1]. Price Summary - Three-month copper closed at $9,996.50 per ton, up $50.50 from the previous trading day, with a rise of 0.51% [1]. - Three-month aluminum closed at $2,676.00 per ton, down $29.00 from the previous trading day, with a decline of 1.07% [1]. - Three-month nickel closed at $15,270.00 per ton, down $65.00 from the previous trading day, with a decline of 0.42% [1]. - Three-month lead closed at $2,003.00 per ton, down $1.00 from the previous trading day, with a decline of 0.05% [1]. - Three-month tin closed at $34,220.00 per ton, up $470.00 from the previous trading day, with a rise of 1.39% [1]. - Three-month zinc closed at $2,898.50 per ton, down $14.50 from the previous trading day, with a decline of 0.50% [1]. Market Influences - The decline in base metal prices is attributed to mixed supply and demand signals, changing central bank policy expectations (particularly from the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan), and profit-taking following recent price increases [1]. - Only metals with limited supply or those less affected by demand concerns managed to maintain stable prices, while others experienced declines [1].

Core Viewpoint - The prices of base metals on the London Metal Exchange rose across the board on August 22, driven by expectations of monetary easing, stimulus measures in China for metal-intensive industries, improved U.S. manufacturing data, and tightening aluminum inventories [1]. Price Summary - Three-month copper closed at $9,810.50 per ton, up $76.00 from the previous trading day, a rise of 0.78% [1]. - Three-month aluminum closed at $2,621.50 per ton, up $28.50 from the previous trading day, a rise of 1.10% [1]. - Three-month nickel closed at $14,965.00 per ton, up $25.00 from the previous trading day, a rise of 0.17% [1]. - Three-month lead closed at $1,990.00 per ton, up $20.00 from the previous trading day, a rise of 1.02% [1]. - Three-month tin closed at $33,835.00 per ton, up $360.00 from the previous trading day, a rise of 1.08% [1]. - Three-month zinc closed at $2,808.00 per ton, up $41.00 from the previous trading day, a rise of 1.48% [1]. Influencing Factors - The rise in metal prices is attributed to a combination of factors including expectations of monetary easing, stimulus measures in China targeting metal-intensive industries, improvements in U.S. manufacturing data, and tightening aluminum inventories [1]. - The overall weakness of the U.S. dollar and speculative momentum ahead of key policy signals from Jackson Hole further supported metal prices [1].