Latest close versus seven sessions earlier.
Copper Price Analysis
Explore what the stored exchange-traded copper reference has actually done: rolling returns, historical variability, drawdowns, daily ranges and its position within currently available history.
Latest close versus 30 sessions earlier.
Shown only after 90 prior closes exist.
Distance below the running peak.
Annualized realized variability of daily returns.
Historical, not expected future volatility.
Rank of the latest close within stored daily closes.
Largest peak-to-trough close decline in coverage.
Movement, Variability and Distribution
Every chart is calculated from stored daily candles. Missing windows remain unavailable instead of being extrapolated.
Drawdown History
Daily close divided by its previous running maximum, minus one.
Realized Volatility
Sample standard deviation of daily returns × √252.
Daily Return Distribution
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Copper Daily Change Calendar
Each square is one stored session. Patina marks a positive close-to-close change; copper marks a negative change. Focus or hover for OHLC details.
Rolling Averages
- 7-session SMA
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- 30-session SMA
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- 90-session SMA
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Each is the arithmetic mean of the latest complete daily closes. These averages describe the series. They are not signals and do not indicate what the price will do next.
Coverage Boundaries
This analysis currently covers loading daily sessions from loading to loading.
One-year ranges, seasonality and monthly-return heatmaps stay disabled until enough actual daily history exists.
Review data coverageCopper Price Analysis FAQs
What does copper price analysis measure?
It measures observed changes in the stored reference series, including rolling returns, realized volatility, drawdowns, daily ranges, moving averages and historical percentiles.
Does this page forecast the copper price?
No. The calculations summarize past observations. They are not a forecast, trading signal or guarantee of a future return.
Where can I check the data behind the analysis?
Use the copper price data page for coverage, quality notes and recent OHLC records, or the history page for period tables.
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Review coverage by interval, data quality and exact OHLC candles.
