Commodities (Crude Oil & Copper) & Macro Outlook

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Copper TC Hits Near 5-Year Low on October 8 as Supply Tightens

According to Foshan Gold Control Futures' October 8 research report, copper concentrate TC prices fell to near 5-year lows on October 8 amid escalating supply shortages. Domestic smelters are reducing profits due to declining TC and falling sulfuric acid prices, with multiple maintenance
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GateNews·10-08 14:16
Copper TC Hits Near 5-Year Low on October 8 as Supply Tightens

BTC plunges 0.4% in 15 min: Hawkish FOMC signals and heightened military tensions in the Middle East weigh on risk assets.

From 13:30 to 13:45 on October 8, 2026 (UTC), BTC plunged 0.40% within 15 minutes, with its price retreating from 82492.4 USDT to 81777.0 USDT. Ampl reached 0.87%, and the Order Book showed extreme selling pressure. The buy/sell depth ratio was just 0.19, with a large sell wall at $82,699.5 accounting for 95.6% of the top five levels, indicating clear short-term downside pressure. The core drivers of this move were hawkish signals from the FED FOMC meeting minutes, coupled with escalating geopol
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GateNews·10-08 13:58
BTC plunges 0.4% in 15 min: Hawkish FOMC signals and heightened military tensions in the Middle East weigh on risk assets.

Middle East Tensions Push Brent Crude Over $101, Shipping Stocks Rise 3%

According to media reports, Brent crude oil breached $101 per barrel on October 8 amid escalating Middle East tensions, with WTI crude rising over 3% to $91.02 per barrel. The U.S. Defense Department instructed U.S. Central Command to prepare for large-scale military operations against Iran within d
GateNews·10-08 12:43
Middle East Tensions Push Brent Crude Over $101, Shipping Stocks Rise 3%

Chevron CEO: Physical Crude in Asia Nears $150 Despite $105 Brent

Chevron CEO Mike Wirth said at the Energy Intelligence Forum in London that physical crude delivered into Asian markets is now closer to $150 per barrel than $100, while Brent futures trade near $105. Wirth's comments highlight a widening disconnect between global futures benchmarks and the real
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GateMacroTradfiHub·10-08 12:02
Chevron CEO: Physical Crude in Asia Nears $150 Despite $105 Brent