Copper (XCU), uranium and lithium are not moving together. These markets face a different balance between demand and supply. Copper price remains strong near $6.65 on Friday as strong buying from China and investment in power grids support the outlook. Uranium remains positive near $90 because buyers want reliable fuel for nuclear plants. Lithium remains under pressure as production in Australia returns but the demand from battery storage and delays at CATL’s mine are helping to limit this decline. In my view, copper has the strongest setup of the three. Uranium still has a positive outlook in the long term while lithium may remain weak in the short term. This article presents fundamental drivers, market trends and technical levels that may shape the next move in these markets.
