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30 Jun 2026, 19:41 UTC · 2h ago
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J.P. Morgan forecasts copper prices could rise toward $15,000 per metric ton due to tight ex-US balances and expected US refined copper tariff structures. — A specific, high-target price forecast driven by structural supply deficits and trade policy is a strong bullish signal for copper.
+0.80The Federal Reserve's hawkish pivot has shifted gold from a structural rally pause into a 'deeper freeze,' suppressing investor engagement. — Hawkish Fed policy increases the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets like gold, dampening price momentum.
-0.60J.P. Morgan expects Brent crude oil prices to average $78 per barrel by the end of the year, trading above current forward curve levels. — While the forecast suggests prices will be higher than currently priced in, the absolute price levels are not aggressively bullish.
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Lower-than-expected draws on OECD commercial oil inventories suggest a higher degree of demand destruction than previously estimated. — Evidence of demand destruction acts as a fundamental headwind for energy prices.
-0.30J.P. Morgan strategists argue that gold has failed to perform as a consistent hedge against geopolitical events or risk assets. — Undermining the 'safe haven' narrative for gold reduces its attractiveness during periods of global instability.
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