SINGAPORE: LME copper may rise further towards $6,870 per tonne, after a shallow correction to $6,740.
The rise from the Oct. 17 low of $6,530 has been presumed to be driven by a wave c, the third wave of a three-wave cycle that developed from the March 19 low of $6,321.
A Fibonacci projection analysis reveals the metal has cleared a resistance at $6,740, the 23.6 percent level and could be advancing towards the 38.2 percent level at $6,870.
A Fibonacci retracement analysis on the fall from the July 25 high of $7,198.25 to $6,530 marks an immediate resistance at $6,785, the 38.2 percent level, which has triggered a pullback towards $6,740.
Strategically, the target at $6,870 will be confirmed when copper climbs above $6,785.
Wang Tao is a Reuters market analyst for commodities and energy technicals. The views expressed are his own.
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