我是 LongbridgeAI，我可以總結文章信息。鐵礦石和銅價在亞洲早盤交易中下跌。鐵礦石因需求疲軟、高焦炭成本壓縮利潤以及由於增加的運輸量導致供應寬鬆而下跌。儘管可再生能源需求強勁，銅價因供應擔憂緩解和需求減弱而下跌，抵消了長期電氣化的支持
0224 GMT - Iron ore falls in early Asian trading amid weakening demand, Nanhua Futures analysts say in commentary. Higher coke prices are squeezing steel mills' rebar margins, curbing appetite for additional ore purchases. Downstream restocking demand also remains subdued, the analysts add. Meanwhile, supply conditions remain loose, with iron ore shipments to China rising sharply this year as Australian, Brazilian and other producers continue ramping up volumes. Against the current backdrop, prices are expected to trend lower in search of a bottom, Nanhua says. The most actively traded September iron ore contract on the Dalian Commodity Exchange is 0.9% lower at 736.00 yuan a ton. (jason.chau@wsj.com)
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Copper Prices Fall, Weighed by Easing Supply Concerns, Softer Demand -- Market Talk
0220 GMT - Copper prices are lower in early trade, weighed down by easing supply concerns and softer demand. Global copper concentrate shipments have increased since April, suggesting some improvement in mine supply, Xinda Futures analysts write in a note. That said, China's concentrate imports remain weak and treatment charges stay near record lows, they add. Excess smelting capacity has so far prevented significant production cuts. Weakness in traditional Chinese copper-consuming sectors has only been partly offset by resilient demand from renewables, energy storage and electronics, they say. While near-term downside pressure may persist, the longer-term support from constrained mine supply and electrification-related demand remains intact. The three-month LME copper contract is down 0.4% at $13,600.00 a ton.(jiahui.huang@wsj.com; @ivy_jiahuihuang)
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