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Copper futures held below $6.5 per pound on Monday, trading near multi-week lows as persistent concerns over the artificial intelligence sector dampened risk appetite for the industrial metal. Copper plays a critical role in the global AI expansion given its use in data centers and power infrastructure. Investors are now awaiting earnings reports from megacap tech companies for further signals on the outlook for the AI trade. Prices have also come under pressure amid doubts that the US will end up imposing levies on refined copper imports ahead of the midterm elections, as global supply tightens and inflationary pressures remain elevated. Copper prices reached record highs last month after traders redirected shipments to US warehouses in anticipation of potential tariffs, limiting availability in other major markets. Meanwhile, supply concerns persist as widespread labor strikes at major mining companies, driven by ongoing labor disputes, threaten to disrupt production.

Copper Pressured by Risk Aversion

The Shangai Composite Index gained 1 points or 0.04 percent on Monday to close at 3692 points. Gains were led by Poly Real Estate (5.43%), Petrochina (4.94%) and Sh Pharmaceutical (4.08%). Biggest losers were Aisino (-6.37%), Zijin Mining (-4.41%) and China Molybdenum (-3.51%).

The Shangai Composite Index Closes 0.04% Higher

Sweden’s producer prices climbed 11.2% year-on-year in September 2026, accelerating from 6.8% in August and marking the highest annual rate since January 2023. The pick up was mainly driven by higher energy prices, with prices for energy-related products surging 42.1%. Meanwhile, prices for capital goods rose by 3.1%, while consumer goods prices increased by 1.0%. Excluding energy-related products, producer prices rose by 6.2%. On a monthly basis, producer prices rose by 3.4% in September, following a 0.9% increase in August, marking the fastest rise since March 2022. Higher prices for trade services of electricity and refined petroleum products contributed significantly to the monthly increase, while price gains for basic chemicals, basic metals and district heating also provided support. However, lower food prices partially offset the increase, according to Statistics Sweden.

Swedish Producer Inflation Highest Since 2023

Japan’s Nikkei 225 Index dropped 0.8% to close at 62,189 on Monday, entering its third straight week of declines as concerns over the sustainability of massive artificial intelligence spending weighed on sentiment. Investors are now looking to earnings reports from major technology companies this week for further insight into the outlook for AI-related stocks. Meanwhile, markets are preparing for upcoming monetary policy decisions, with central banks in the US, Japan and the Eurozone widely expected to maintain current interest rates before potentially raising them later this year. On the geopolitical front, investors remained wary of the possibility of renewed US strikes against Iran following next week’s midterm elections, alongside potential retaliation from Tehran against US allies in the region. Japanese technology stocks remained under pressure, with sharp losses from Kioxia Holdings (1.6%), Advantest (3.9%), Disco Corp (1.8%), Tokyo Electron (3.7%) and Ibiden Co (3.1%).

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