Buyer reduces its profits with the exchange of commercial strikes between America and China

Copper prices have reduced their profits after a major increase in global trading tensions, as US President Donald Trump has imposed 10% customs duties on Chinese goods, while Beijing responds with a series of counterprocedures. Copper, which is considered an indication of the growth of the global economy, was traded with a slight increase on the London metal stocks after scoring a 0.8% profit earlier. This decline came after China imposed customs duties on a group of US products, and the opening of an investigation against “Google” announced, to moments of the entry into force of the new American definitions. The suffering of the basic minerals in 2025 The basic mineral sector had a turbulent start for the new year, amid the effects of the trade war and concerns about the question in China. The United States has threatened to impose customs duties on Canada and Mexico before being postponed, causing prices to vary. The last package of customs duties threatens to weaken mineral consumption worldwide by delaying the rate of economic growth. China has also responded to US measures to set up tongue -related materials. Also read: Trump is rising his threat of laying up fees on Europe and talking to Canada and Mexico at 13:56 o’clock in Singapore, the price of buyer rose 0.5% to 9145 dollars per tonne on the London Metal Stock Exchange, after being evidence of more than 200 dollars on Monday. Aluminum remained stable, while iron ore rose 0.7% to $ 105 in Singapore. On the other hand, the Chinese market is still closed due to the Monday holidays, and its activities will resume on Wednesday.