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Copper futures climbed to around $6.4 per pound on Friday, recovering from three-week lows as rising optimism over a potential US-Iran peace agreement eased concerns about global growth and industrial metals demand. President Donald Trump said a deal could be signed as soon as this weekend in Europe, although there has been no confirmation from Tehran. Meanwhile, stronger-than-expected US inflation data bolstered bets for a Federal Reserve interest rate hike later this year. The outlook for metals demand remains clouded by the prospect of tighter monetary policy, which could slow economic activity and industrial consumption over time. Separately, Jefferies expects copper prices to stay elevated for longer than previously anticipated, citing an average annual supply deficit of 491,000 tons through 2030 and a slower-than-expected recovery at the Grasberg mine.
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