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Aluminum at $2,371 per ton, antimony at $28,950 per ton, cobalt at $33,700 per ton, copper at $8,732 per ton, gold at $3,006 per troy ounce, lead at $1,870 per ton, Nymex natural gas at $3.64 per MMBtu, Nymex WTI crude at $60.94 per barrel and zinc at $2,614 per ton.
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Commodity-price snapshot
Aluminum at $2,371 per ton, antimony at $28,950 per ton, cobalt at $33,700 per ton, copper at $8,732 per ton, gold at $3,006 per troy ounce, lead at $1,870 per ton, Nymex natural gas at $3.64 per MMBtu, Nymex WTI crude at $60.94 per barrel and zinc at $2,614 per ton.
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Commodity-price snapshot
COMMODITY PRICES •Aluminum: $2,371/ton •Antimony (ingot min. 99.65% fob China): $28,950/ton •Cobalt: $33,700/ton •Copper: $8,732/ton •Gold: $3,006/toz
Aluminum at $2,371 per ton, antimony at $28,950 per ton, cobalt at $33,700 per ton, copper at $8,732 per ton, gold at $3,006 per troy ounce, lead at $1,870 per ton, Nymex natural gas at $3.64 per MMBtu, Nymex WTI crude at $60.94 per barrel and zinc at $2,614 per ton.
Open source reportGovernments weigh retaliation and concessions over U.S. tariffs
So far, only China (reciprocal tariff rate: 34%) and Canada (25%) have retaliated to U.S. reciprocal tariffs with new levies of their own. The European Union (20%) is considering retaliating with a 25% tariff on a limited set of goods initially
China and Canada imposed retaliatory levies, while the European Union was considering limited retaliation alongside reciprocal tariff removal. Most other targeted governments were seeking negotiations or concessions rather than immediate retaliation.
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