The average annual Comex price of copper in 2022 amounted to 400 U.S. cents per pound, a slight decrease compared to the previous year. The preliminary figure for the 2023 Comex copper price was 385 U.S. cents per pound.

In 2005, the annual average price for one ounce of the precious metal silver on the Comex exchange was 7.33 U.S. dollars. By 2023, the annual average price of silver grew to 23.58 U.S. dollars per ounce.

Explore the recent surge in US gold inventories driven by tariff influences and arbitrage opportunities, reaching a historic high at the New York Comex bourse.

Chilean Copper Commission (Cochilco) database on Copper providing data on (spot and future) 'prices' for copper, Gold, Silver, Molybdenum/Palladium, Selenium from LME (London Metal Exchange) and COMEX (Commodity Exchange), on 'copper's exchange inventories' from LME, COMEX and SHFE (Shanghai Futures Exchange), on 'exchange-traded copper contracts' from LME and COMEX, on 'copper futures and options: LME volume and open interests' from LME and on 'global copper, molybdenum, gold and silver production'.

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Explore the surge in copper shipments to the U.S. as traders capitalize on price premiums and potential tariffs, reshaping the copper market landscape.

Explore the reversal of gold trade flows back to Switzerland as the U.S. excludes metals from its tariff list, affecting bullion logistics and refining.

The global silver market is under pressure due to escalating trade wars, leading to higher borrowing rates and logistical challenges in silver transfers.

The copper market saw a significant price drop this week due to eased US-China trade tensions, despite a 16% surge since the year's start. China's copper imports hit a five-year high, while investment opportunities in the sector remain attractive.

Copper prices decline due to uncertainty over the US-China tariff truce, causing market skepticism and impacting futures on Comex.

Copper prices rose following a temporary trade truce between the US and China, with tariff reductions offering relief to commodities markets and fostering positive future negotiations.

Discover how strategic shifts in the bullion market and futures premiums surge have led to a significant increase in gold imports, impacting global trade dynamics.