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Wall Street Breakfast

Copper prices popping

Wall Street Breakfast

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🗓️ 22 June 2023

⏱️ 5 minutes

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Summary

Copper prices hit a seven-week high as inventories fall. Tesla (TSLA) gets a downgrade from Morgan Stanley. A Musk and Zuckerberg cage fight?

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Copper climbs to highest since May as LME stockpiles plunge
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0:00.0

Welcome to Seeking Alpha's Wall Street Lunch, our afternoon update on today's market action news and analysis.

0:09.0

Good afternoon, today is Thursday, June 22nd. I am your host, Kim Khan. Our top story so far in today's session.

0:16.7

Copper prices hit a seven week high. Inventory is on the London Metal Exchange have dropped

0:21.1

sharply while the prospect of additional stimulus in China is underpinning demand. the fell 38% to 30,125 tons.

0:34.0

That's the lowest level since October 2021.

0:37.0

Benchmark Copper hit its highest level since May 2nd

0:40.1

at 87, 1150.

0:42.0

It also broke above its 100-day moving average. A weaker dollar is also supporting

0:46.4

base metal prices with LME lead and tin reaching their best levels since January 30th and April

0:52.2

19th respectively.

0:54.0

Aluminum, zinc, and nickel are also higher.

0:57.3

Now here's a look at how trading is shaping up.

1:00.0

Stocks are searching for direction.

1:02.0

The NASDAQ is out performing the S&P 500 and Dow.

1:05.3

Yesterday the S&P closed down for the third straight session.

1:08.6

That hasn't happened since May 4th.

1:10.9

Rates are higher.

1:11.8

The 10-year Treasury yield rose to 3.77 percent. Oil and gold are lower, but

1:16.9

Bitcoin continues its climb. In economic data, weekly initial jobless claims came in unchanged to 264,000, but that remains elevated.

1:26.0

Pantheon macros Ian Shepardson says the numbers show that the rising trend likely is real and signal slower job growth. That would take some

1:34.2

pressure off the Fed. May existing home sales rose a little more than expected to an

1:38.9

annual rate of 4.3 million just up from a revised 4.29 million. Among stocks to watch,

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