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Industrial metals surged to fresh records on Wednesday, with copper and tin leading a rally driven by supply disruptions, speculative buying in China, and growing demand from AI data centers and the energy transition. The gains came despite headwinds from a stronger dollar, as fundamental supply constraints outweighed currency pressures.Benchmark three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange advanced to a new record high of $13,400 per ton, while tin soared more than 5% to $52,495—surpassing its prior peak set in 2022. On the Shanghai Futures Exchange, copper reached 105,650 yuan ($15,046) per metric ton, and tin's 8% surge triggered the exchange's upper price limit at 413,170 yuan.
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Donald Trump postpones attacking Iran. Why?🤔

This is a very calculated move, not a sign of weakness in front of a challenging Iran. There are 4 reasons for Trump to postpone:
First:
Attack to pressure, not to get bogged down.
The US has applied enough military pressure. Continuing to attack at this moment would only provoke Iran to resist fully. Stopping at the right time allows the opponent a way to negotiate.
Second:
The critical choke point: The Strait of Hormuz. Just one move from Iran to lock Hormuz:
- Global oil supply “cut off”
- Prices skyrocketing
- The global economy shaking
Postponing the attack keeps the oil route stable, avoiding self-inflicted damage.
Third:
Avoid turning into a regional war. If escalation occurs: Iraq, Syria, Lebanon could all ignite.
At that point, it’s no longer “quick strikes,” but a quagmire for many years.
Fourth:
War is a cost calculation, Trump plays in a way: maximum pressure, minimum cost, aiming for “quick strikes.”

In summary:📌
Trump is not postponing due to weakness, but because:
He has pressured enough, stopped at the right moment, forcing the opponent to come to the negotiating table.
Real war is not about bombs and bullets…
But about who can control the moment to stop.

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