This copper red vase is one that is beautiful ... It sits at a price point of $16.7 million. This multi-color Chinese vase ...

The blue-glazed, silver and gilt vase was created for the court of the Qianlong Emperor An "extremely rare" 18th Century Chinese vase bought in the 1980s for a few hundred pounds and kept in a kit ...

An 18th Century Chinese vase, left for decades in a shoebox in France, has sold for 16.2m euros (£14.2m). The vase was auctioned at Sotheby's in Paris on Tuesday and sold for more than 20 times ...

A rare burst of Chinese exports has deflated bull spirits in the copper market, with funds dumping long positions and prices ...

Chinese copper exports dropped last month from an all-time high, as domestic buyers took advantage of the metal’s rapid ...

China, with its huge manufacturing sector, is by far the biggest consumer of copper. Currently, 70% of copper used in China is imported. As a result, the country has invested heavily in copper ...

2-Year U.S. Treasury Note Continuous Contract $103.344-0.043-0.04% 5-Year U.S. Treasury Note Continuous Contract $109.195-0.102-0.09% 10-Year U.S. Treasury Note Continuous Contract $113.703-0.188 ...

with Chinese leaders voicing opposition to the efforts. Brazil and the US have their own copper reserves, and their supplies make the Americas “poised to play a key role” in any de-risking of ...

Copper inventories in warehouses registered with the LME, a market of last resort, have risen to five-year highs above 300,000 tons, up around 200% since mid-May. Most of the metal was delivered to ...

Copper and nickel made in China flooded overseas into warehouses tracked by the London Metal Exchange last month, as tepid domestic demand triggers a wave of exports that has weighed on global prices.

Traders refer to the price of physical copper as the spot price. Because these transactions are for immediate delivery, they’re settled on the spot. Copper spot prices are typically quoted in ...

Chinese-origin copper made up 72% of the increase in exchange-monitored inventories in July, and accounted for 53% of the total at the end of the month, up from 45% in June, LME data showed.