Macro Finance
Copper Slumps Below $14,000 as Tech Selloff Rattles LME Metals
Bloomberg Markets·November 3, 2026·1 min read
Copper slumped to an 11-week low, dropping below $14,000 a ton, as a fresh selloff in technology stocks hurt risk appetite and clouded the demand outlook. The decline reflects broader market concerns about global economic growth and industrial demand. Investors are closely watching tech sector volatility and its impact on base metals, with copper prices now at their lowest level in nearly three months.
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