Copper (LME) essentially remains unchanged and continues to hover close to the previously highlighted crucial 200-day average average (DMA) at $9,497. Strategists at Credit Suisse expect the metal to eventually grind higher towards the $11,000 level.
“Although a further consolidation around the 200-DMA at $9,497 should be allowed for, our slight bias is still for a turn back higher from here and an eventual sustained closing break in due course above the previous record high at $10,748, with resistance then seen next at the psychological $11,000 level.”
“Below the 200-day average at $9,497, we would then identify supports next at $8,878/77, before more important $8,810/740.
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