On September 28, Southern Copper Corp declined 3.34% overnight, trading at $197.11 per share, with turnover of $283,600.

On the news front, LME copper prices continued to retreat and lost the key $14,000 per tonne level, exerting systemic pressure across the copper mining sector. A stronger U.S. dollar index combined with copper hitting technical resistance levels triggered profit-taking, while downstream copper rod and copper strip processors adopted a wait-and-see stance amid subdued end-user demand, with purchasing largely limited to immediate needs and lacking active restocking momentum. Additionally, reports that the White House had not yet reached a decision on refined copper tariffs added further uncertainty to the sector outlook.

Within the Copper sector, peer stocks also fell broadly. Freeport-McMoRan declined 3.17%, Ero Copper dropped 3.99%, and TREKOR METALS lost 2.44%, reflecting weak sentiment across the board.

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