London copper fell more than 6.6% this week, falling below the $11,000 mark

LME copper futures closed down $217 at $11,930 per ton, approaching the closing price of $11,925 on December 22, 2025, and the closing price of $9,927.50 on September 24. This week, it has accumulated a decline of 6.65%. So far today, London copper has remained stable around $13,000, having risen to $14,527.50 on January 29.

LME aluminum futures closed down $37 at $3,215 per ton, with a cumulative decline of 6.54% this week.

LME zinc futures closed down $4 at $3,067 per ton, with a cumulative decline of approximately 6.95% this week.

LME lead futures closed up $9 at $1,896 per ton, with a cumulative decline of approximately 6.29% this week.

LME nickel futures closed up $35 at $17,019 per ton, with a cumulative decline of 1.43% this week.

LME tin futures closed down $261 at $43,279 per ton, with a cumulative decline of over 8.03% this week.

LME cobalt futures remained flat at $56,290 per ton