Copper prices rise toward $14,000 per tonne in London, reaching their highest level in about two months as market participants track changing supply conditions and growing metal activity in the United States. Bloomberg reports copper moves toward the $14,000 mark, citing tightening flows to the US and increased trading volumes there as traders look ahead to a decision on import tariffs expected from President Donald Trump. Moneyweb likewise describes copper gaining to $13,938 per tonne by mid-afternoon Shanghai time, up about 0.5%. Financial Post echoes the same core developments, saying copper is approaching $14,000 in London and that traders monitor ballooning US volumes ahead of the anticipated tariff call. In addition, Moneyweb notes broad strength across major commodities tracked by the London Metal Exchange, with all six main metals posting gains. Across the reports, the common drivers are the approach to the psychological $14,000 level, a recent two-month high, and market expectations around potential tariff impacts linked to US import policy.