HISTORICAL MARKET SNAPSHOT — Copper futures were quoted at $6.4070 a pound, -2.15%, in a delayed commodity-market snapshot on 15 September 2026.
Copper facts preserved from publication
- Copper: $6.4070 a pound; -2.15%
- Open: $6.5525
- High: $6.5525
- Low: $6.3515
- Capture: 01:08 IST on 15 September 2026 (19:38 UTC on 14 September)
What this dated Copper record means
The recorded Copper series could roll between active expiries. Contract selection, exchange pauses and thin trading can change a continuation quote without producing the same move in nearby physical supply. A market archive gains credibility when Copper observations are not overwritten. Readers can follow the sequence and judge later claims against the preserved earlier record.
Why the observation mattered
Copper posted the largest decline among the five tracked metals, with the displayed open matching the high. When another Copper page reports a different number, the difference may reflect real movement, a changed expiry or a new rolling baseline. The two timestamps define the comparison.
What readers were watching
China demand, global manufacturing data, inventories, mine supply and the dollar CapKet treats Copper direction and magnitude as separate facts from market narrative. Any causal claim needs its own primary evidence and matching time window.
Copper timeline placement
The preceding Copper entry was Copper falls 1.16% to $6.4720 in delayed futures trade. The following Copper entry was Copper futures fell 0.43% to 6.3770.
Sources and reconstruction method
The evidence for Copper consists of the retained data fields and linked sources. CapKet added independent explanation while keeping the historical moment fixed at 2026-09-14T19:38:48Z.
Historical-data and risk note: Nothing on this Copper page recommends a transaction. Delay, liquidity, currency, unit and provider revisions can make an actual market price different.