이 시계열은 북미(미국)의 아연, 사양 North America physical spot zinc midpoint을 USD/T 단위로 기록합니다. 동일한 등급, 지역 및 가격 기준의 기록만 비교하세요.
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The available history contains 2728 observations from 2016-01-01 to 2026-10-20. These are recorded dates, not proof of the earliest available publication; missing intervals are not interpolated.
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Three-month copper closed at $14,550 a tonne, up 1.79% on the day and about 2% on the week, as strikes at Antofagasta and Centinela threatened Chilean output while LME-registered copper stocks fell to a six-week low.
Base metals whipsawed in the first week of October: a dollar squeeze pushed aluminium to a twelve-week low on 1 October, then softer US payroll data sent the whole complex higher on 5 October with three-month copper closing at 14,401 dollars a tonne and Escondida strike risk adding a supply premium.
Three-month LME copper closed at $14,258.50 a tonne, within 4% of the September record, as Comex warehouses hold 69% of exchange-tracked stocks, half of LME inventories are earmarked for delivery and BHP's Escondida contract talks stay unresolved.
London Metal Exchange base metals fell across the board in the week ended 2 October, with aluminium down 5.1 percent and copper down 2.5 percent, although copper's nearby spread flipped to a premium and exchange stocks stay heavily earmarked.
LME base metals closed lower across the board on October 1, with three-month copper at $14,289 a tonne, as a stronger dollar and high energy costs weighed on prices even as unions at the Escondida, Centinela and Padcal copper mines all moved toward strike action within a single week.
LME copper held firm and was set for a third straight monthly gain on better Chinese factory activity and shrinking Shanghai inventories, while aluminium extended losses to its weakest since late July and Escondida strike risk added a fresh supply question.