Traders are waiting for the White House's tariff decision as copper prices hover around $14,000.

Wisdom Financial APP has learned that as traders closely monitor whether the White House will announce plans for tariffs on copper imports, the price of copper has fallen from its highest level since early June. As of the time of publication, London Metal Exchange (LME) copper futures have fallen by nearly 1% to $13,800 per ton. The futures price approached $14,000 per ton on the previous trading day, reaching the highest level since early June, as there are signs of supply being unable to meet demand in the market.