Copper rebounds on bargain hunting amid softer dollar, firmer risk appetite (opens original article in a new tab)

Copper prices rebounded on Thursday amid bargain hunting, a weaker dollar, and improved market sentiment, while other metals also saw modest gains.

• Copper prices rose 1.1% on Thursday after two days of losses, driven by bargain hunting, a weaker dollar, and improved risk appetite.
• Global stock markets surged due to strong earnings from tech companies like Micron and Qualcomm, fueling an AI rally.
• The weaker dollar made U.S.-denominated commodities cheaper for international buyers, supporting metal prices.