<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Metal prices, including copper and aluminum, fell on the London Metal Exchange as US President Donald Trump's trade threat towards countries aligned with the BRICS bloc caused uncertainty.</li><li>Trump's announcement of a potential 10% tariff on BRICS countries led to a 0.5% decline in copper to $9,817 per ton and a similar drop in aluminum.</li><li>Industrial metals have remained relatively strong recently despite economic uncertainty, with copper seeing increased shipments to America and a decrease in global stockpiles, while benefiting from a weaker US dollar.</li><li>Iron ore futures in Singapore remained steady at $95.85 a ton amidst the trade tensions and market fluctuations.</li></ul>

Metal Prices Fall As Trump Stirs Trade Uncertainty With BRICS Threat

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