LME Market: The London Metal Exchange (LME) base metals mostly rose in light conditions on Monday, so copper was boosted by Chinese buying in the early period, but closed at a close by profit-taking at the end of the day. The market is very concerned about the third Wednesday. (Third Wednesday)'s spot trading, especially copper and lead. A trader said that the movement of other metals is basically normal. He said that the market closed near the close of trading. The US market was closed today due to public holidays, so the trade was delayed; Speculators are reluctant to hold large positions in the US before the release of capital flow data on Tuesday and inflation data later this week. An analyst from Standard Bank said that copper's failure to break through the resistance level around US$3,050 may indicate that it will fall below 3,000. USD, and may extend the decline to 2,950. British company Barclays Capital International said in its daily research report that low inventory is still an important support factor, and copper prices are vulnerable to rising supply or unexpected increase in demand and rising to new levels. The high level. LME copper stocks fell by 275 tons to 44,375. Copper spot / three months reverse spread narrowed to 124/125 US dollars, Friday is about 135, lead reverse spread widened to 38/42 , Friday was approximately 33. Three-month nickel rose 200 US dollars to 14,850. Three-month zinc closed higher by 6 US dollars to 1,244, three-month lead rose by 5 US dollars to 902. Three-month tin report US$7,475, up 25. LME Copper: Three-month copper closed at US$3,020 per ton, up US$10 from Friday’s consolidated trading price, and tested resistance at US$3,050 during the session. LME Aluminum: Three-month aluminum per tonne Reported 1,822, down 8.50. COMEX Copper: Martin Luther King Day is closed in the US market. Source: China International Futures Brokerage Co., Ltd.