
As geopolitical tensions ease, non-ferrous metals strengthen collectively, with the industrial non-ferrous index rising over 2% in the morning session

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As the geopolitical situation eases, the industrial non-ferrous metal index rose more than 2% in early trading. As of April 15, 2026, at 11:25, the CSI Industrial Non-ferrous Metal Theme Index fell by 0.36%. U.S. President Trump stated that the war with Iran has "ended" and may hold talks with Iran, which has driven up the prices of precious and non-ferrous metals. Most base metals in London rose, with prices of copper, aluminum, lead, and zinc rebounding. Western Securities pointed out that domestic copper inventories are rapidly depleting, and expectations of tightening supply will maintain strength. Overall, while there is short-term pressure, the long-term outlook remains positive

