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Copper and Aluminum Tick Higher After US and Israel Ease Middle East Conflict Concerns

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  • •Copper and aluminum prices moved higher on Friday after suffering major declines on Thursday, per Bloomberg.
  • •The rebound came as the US and Israel attempted to ease concerns about the deepening Middle East conflict.
  • •Thursday's sharp drops reflected market anxiety over escalating regional tensions.
  • •Specific price levels and percentage changes were not detailed in available reporting.

Sources

Copper and Aluminum Rise as US, Israel Try to Reassure on War

Financialpost

Copper and Aluminum Rise as US, Israel Try to Reassure on War

Bloomberg

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