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Copper and base metals decline ahead of crucial US jobs report

Copper dropped 4% to $6.25 per pound as investors reduced exposure ahead of a key US jobs report that could reshape Federal Reserve rate-cut expectations.

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cryptobriefing.comStai leggendo6 g fa

Copper and base metals decline ahead of crucial US jobs report

Copper dropped 4% to $6.25 per pound as investors reduced exposure ahead of a key US jobs report that could reshape Federal Reserve rate-cut expectations.

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riotimesonline.com4 g fa

Gold and Silver Keep Falling as Gold Sinks Below Its Long-Term Line

Gold fell 0.88% to about 4,290 dollars and silver 2.03% to about 66.50 on Monday, extending last week's rout after a hot US jobs report killed hopes of a 2026 rate cut.

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  1. sabato 6 giugno 2026·cryptobriefing.com

    Copper and base metals decline ahead of crucial US jobs report

    Copper dropped 4% to $6.25 per pound as investors reduced exposure ahead of a key US jobs report that could reshape Federal Reserve rate-cut expectations.

  2. lunedì 8 giugno 2026·riotimesonline.com

    Gold and Silver Keep Falling as Gold Sinks Below Its Long-Term Line

    Gold fell 0.88% to about 4,290 dollars and silver 2.03% to about 66.50 on Monday, extending last week's rout after a hot US jobs report killed hopes of a 2026 rate cut.