Copper markets showed cautious stability early Tuesday, with London Metal Exchange (LME) three-month contracts hovering at $9,547 per metric heap after a 0.7% drop in U.S. Comex futures to $4.5785 per pound.Prices varied within a narrow band over night as traders digested the partial U.S.-China tariff rollback revealed Monday, which temporarily
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Brent crude slipped 0.3% to $64.74 a barrel early Tuesday, while WTI dipped to $61.77, reversing Monday’s 3% rally fueled by a temporary US-China tariff truce.

The pullback reflects growing skepticism about OPEC+ compliance with production cuts and concerns that shale drillers may flood markets if prices stabilize above $65.

Monday’s surge saw Brent

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Gold rates crashed to $3,237.04 per ounce Monday, shedding 2.7% in their steepest single-day drop this year, after Washington and Beijing accepted slash mutual tariffs.The United States cut tasks on Chinese goods from 145% to 30%, while China reduced its levies from 125% to 10%, sparking a global equity rally that drained bullion's appeal.Asian
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Bitcoin slipped 1.26% to $102,667 early Tuesday, pulling away from a weekend peak above $106,000 as profit-taking balance out institutional accumulation.Ethereum mirrored the pattern, dropping 1.52% to $2,459, while XRP defied the slump with a 4.65% rise to $2.51. The global crypto market cap fell 1.32% to $3.28 trillion, showing mindful sentiment as
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The Brazilian genuine innovative 0.07% to R$ 5.6713 per United States dollar in early Tuesday trading, building on a 16% recovery given that December 2024's historic low of R$ 6.75. Central bank rate walkings and export earnings countered headwinds from sluggish GDP forecasts and worldwide dollar strength. Brazil's monetary authority raised its Selic rate to 14.75% last week
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Brazil’s Ibovespa inched up 0.04% to 136,563 on Monday, marking a six-month high as easing U.S.-China trade tensions offset concerns over slowing growth. The index has risen 13.5% year-to-date, nearing its May 2025 peak of 137,635.

Rising stocks outpaced decliners 567 to 406, with exporters like Petrobras (+3.4%) and Vale (+2.8%) leading gains

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