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Copper prices are showing signs of a near-term rebound as easing geopolitical tensions and improving demand cues lift sentiment. After a sharp sell-off triggered by the Strait of Hormuz blockade, prices recovered on hopes of U.S.–Iran talks, while softer inflation data from China added to optimism around physical demand. However, rising inventories on the London Metal Exchange may cap sharp upside in the short term.

April copper futures on the MCX jumped 1.7% intraday on Wednesday, hitting the day’s high of Rs 1290.60 even as the trade remained lackluster in the international markets. The price of the red metal was flat at $6.08 on the COMEX, with the bias remaining negative.

Commenting on the prevailing trends, Ajit Mishra, Senior Vice President, Research at Religare Broking said the copper outlook for the near term indicates improving upside potential, driven by a shifting geopolitical landscape. After a sharp drop last Monday due to the Strait of Hormuz blockade, prices rebounded by the mid-week amid hopes for U.S.–Iran peace talks emerged. Meanwhile, China’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) for March 2026 showed a year-on-year (YoY) increase of 1.0%, a slight cooling from the 1.3% growth recorded in February, he said.

“This was supportive for the base metals market especially copper as it was an interpretation of improving physical demand outlook. The holistic view is bullish but the rising LME inventories shall curb the chances of any sharp rally, at least for the short term,” Mishra said.

Technical Outlook

LME copper jumped to approximately $6.10/lb ($13,380/ton nearly) on April 14, recovering from Monday’s slump.

The market is currently in a buy-on-dips mode, supported by an RSI which is placed below the 70 line, indicating strong bullish momentum, the Religare analyst said, adding that the long term scenario remains positive on the whole.

Copper trading strategy

MCX prices on the weekly chart are placed comfortably above the key moving averages thus enhancing the bullish prospects. Wait for a short corrective phase towards the region of 1,270-1,275 to buy the April derivative and aim for the target objective of Rs 1,320-1,330 placing stop loss below Rs 1,245.
(Disclaimer: The recommendations, suggestions, views, and opinions given by the experts are their own. These do not represent the views of The Economic Times.)

A Career Built on Discipline and VisionRon Yeffet’s story begins in Jerusalem, Israel, where he was born in 1966. His early years were shaped by structure and responsibility. At 18, he entered the Israeli Defense Forces and served for 37 months as a Major Sergeant in the Artillery and Bomb Squad Unit.That experience left a lasting mark.“Discipline is not something you turn on later,” Yeffet says. “It becomes part of how you think and act every day.”After completing his service, he made a defining move. He traveled to the United States to begin his career as an entrepreneur. It was a step that would eventually lead to projects across four continents.

How Ron Yeffet Built a Global Real Estate Career

Yeffet’s early work in New York City real estate laid the foundation for everything that followed. Over the next 25 years, he would own and manage the development of multiple projects across the U.S., Israel, Europe, and Africa.His work is not limited to one type of project. It spans concrete superstructures, energy supply systems, power plants, and major roadways.“I never wanted to stay in one lane,” he explains. “Every project teaches you something new, and that knowledge compounds over time.”This broad scope helped him stand out in a competitive industry. While many developers focus on one region or niche, Yeffet built a portfolio that crosses borders and sectors.His approach is rooted in planning and execution. He emphasizes details and teamwork at every stage.“If the plan is weak, the outcome will be weak,” he says. “Strong planning allows the team to execute with confidence.”

Leadership Style: Planning, Precision, and Execution

One of the defining traits of Yeffet’s career is consistency. Across different countries and industries, his methods remain the same.He focuses on preparation, discipline, and collaboration.“Great projects are never done alone,” he says. “You need the right people, and you need to trust them.”This mindset has helped him manage large-scale developments, including infrastructure projects in Africa. These projects often involve complex coordination with governments, partners, and local communities.His ability to navigate these challenges has led to long-term relationships with government bodies around the world.“Relationships are built on trust and results,” Yeffet explains. “If you deliver consistently, people want to work with you again.”

Expanding Beyond Real Estate into Infrastructure

While many know Yeffet for real estate, his work in infrastructure is just as significant. His projects include energy supply systems and power plants, as well as roadways that support growing cities.These projects require a different level of planning. They often impact entire regions, not just individual properties.“You have to think about the bigger picture,” he says. “It’s not just about building something. It’s about how that project will serve people over time.”This perspective has shaped his reputation as a leader who looks beyond short-term results. His projects are designed to create lasting impact in the communities they serve.

Ron Yeffet’s Role in Global Community Development

Yeffet’s influence extends beyond business. He has played a key role in developing Jewish communal life in the Balkans.Before 2010, organized Jewish life in parts of the region was limited. Yeffet helped establish Or Itzhak communities in Albania and Thessaloniki, creating spaces for cultural and religious connection.“When you build a community, you are building something that lasts beyond you,” he says.These efforts were not one-time initiatives. They grew into sustainable, community-driven institutions that continue to evolve.His work in this area reflects a broader philosophy.“Success is not just about projects,” Yeffet explains. “It’s about the people those projects serve.”

International Recognition and Government Partnerships

Over time, Yeffet’s work has gained global recognition. His experience across multiple regions has led to partnerships with government bodies and organizations.One of the most notable acknowledgments of his work is his role as Honorary Council for Senegal in Israel.This position highlights his involvement in strengthening social, economic, and civic ties between regions.“Opportunities often come from relationships,” he says. “When you invest in people and partnerships, doors open.”

What Drives Ron Yeffet Today

Today, Yeffet continues to lead with the same principles that shaped his early career. He focuses on growth, execution, and long-term impact.His philosophy remains simple.“Stay disciplined. Stay focused. And always think about the bigger picture,” he says.Looking back, his journey shows how consistent values can scale across industries and borders. From his early days in Jerusalem to large-scale projects around the world, Yeffet has built a career defined by structure, adaptability, and vision.And while the scope of his work has grown, his approach has stayed the same.“At the end of the day, it’s about doing the work the right way,” he says. “Everything else follows from that.”

UK’s third largest steelworks moves closer to sale after Official Receiver agrees exclusivity period with preferred bidder for former Liberty Steel business

Britain’s third largest steelworks has edged closer to a sale following Government intervention after it went into liquidation last year.

Last August, the state’s Official Receiver assumed control of Speciality Steel – formerly part of Sanjeev Gupta’s Liberty Steel empire – after it was forced to liquidate by the High Court.

On Wednesday, the Official Receiver, an arm of the Insolvency Service, confirmed it has entered into an exclusivity agreement with a “preferred bidder” for Speciality Steel UK (SSUK). The identity of the bidder has not been disclosed.

The Official Receiver stated that the process, designed to secure a formal sale, is anticipated to take approximately five weeks as the preferred bidder advances with their offer.

Output at the business, which operates sites across Stocksbridge and Rotherham in South Yorkshire, and Wednesbury in the West Midlands, has been suspended in recent months.

Speciality Steel employs around 1,300 workers, a significant number of whom have been placed on furlough with reduced wages.

Roy Rickhuss, general secretary of the Community union, said: “This is an important moment, and we hope that this milestone – following on from the Government’s intervention last autumn – will help end the long period of uncertainty which our members at SSUK have endured.

“We look forward to meeting with the preferred bidder as soon as possible to hear more about their plans for securing jobs and investing in the business.

“SSUK’s sites are vital strategic assets, and with the right plan in place the business can have a bright future.”

An extraordinary general meeting is scheduled for next month to approve the multimillion-pound deal

Exeter Chiefs are poised to become the latest in a wave of Premiership Rugby clubs to secure fresh investment, with American backing anticipated at Sandy Park.

An extraordinary general meeting is scheduled for next month to vote on proposals that would see an unnamed US backer make a multimillion-pound investment in the Devon club.

The Guardian reports that members will be encouraged to back the motion. The club’s chairman, Tony Rowe, who has financially supported Exeter Chiefs’ rise from the second tier to European champions, has acknowledged he can no longer sustain the club’s funding in the long term, having previously explored and abandoned plans to float on the stock market.

“The proposal is for the members to accept,” Rowe told the Guardian. “At the moment I can’t discuss what that proposal is in any shape or form, other than it is an American investor. They want to get involved in English rugby.”

Should the new investment receive the green light, it would follow energy drinks giant Red Bull’s entry into England’s top-flight Premiership Rugby with Newcastle and the multimillion-pound investment from billionaire Sir James Dyson into defending champions Bath.

Exeter Chiefs’ West Country rivals Gloucester Rugby also appear to be pursuing investment from across the Atlantic, with owner Martin St Quinton stating in promotional material for a fan-focused crowdfunding campaign that the absence of relegation makes the league considerably more appealing to American investors.

The Devon-based club, whose squad boasts the likes of England international Henry Slade and former Wales captain Dafydd Jenkins, recorded losses of £10.3m in their most recent accounts, amid a wave of negative returns across the Premiership, as reported by City AM

Investing in England’s top tier guarantees a portion of the central revenue, 27 per cent of which is channelled to private equity giant CVC Capital Partners, which has recently consolidated its varied sports assets into the umbrella organisation Global Sports Group.

Global Sports Group encompasses CVC Capital Partners’ Premiership Rugby investment alongside shareholdings in the Guinness Six Nations and the multi-national United Rugby Championship.

A review of Premiership Rugby carried out by Big Four firm Deloitte and merchant bank Raine Group concluded that the top flight should transition to a franchise model before the end of the decade, with plans to expand to as many as 20 teams by 2040.

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