Copper reached an all-time high of $14,617 a ton on the London Metal Exchange today. The rally extended into a fourth session as traders positioned for US tariffs on refined metal. The advance marked a second consecutive record. Copper has gained around 17% this year, supported by tight near-term supply and steady
Real-world asset (RWA) perp trading volume slipped 13.5% in August to $122 billion, the segment’s first monthly decline since January 2026, according to CryptoRank. The pullback broke six straight months of growth. It landed in the same period that the wider crypto market staged its broadest rally of 2026, with 83% of
UBS has identified three places for investors to put money as volatility builds around the Federal Reserve’s September decision, while withdrawing a bond recommendation. The bank’s strategists argue that the key question is not whether the Fed hikes or holds, but the conditions it acts against. Market pricing has