ANZ Bank research analysts noted in their report that global investors’ risk appetite has improved, driving base metals higher in Asian morning trading. Recent reports of a surge in China and U.S. copper inventories have also boosted market sentiment. ANZ Bank stated that the market is concerned that the U.S. is building strategic reserves and that some countries are increasing inventories to reduce supply chain risks.
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ANZ Bank: Improved risk appetite drives base metals higher
ANZ Bank research analysts noted in their report that global investors’ risk appetite has improved, driving base metals higher in Asian morning trading. Recent reports of a surge in China and U.S. copper inventories have also boosted market sentiment. ANZ Bank stated that the market is concerned that the U.S. is building strategic reserves and that some countries are increasing inventories to reduce supply chain risks.