On September 15, CMOC fell 3.2% in regular trading, trading at HK$15.14/share, with turnover of HK$294 million. The decline extends a multi-session selloff that has seen the stock retreat sharply from recent highs near HK$17.

The continued weakness follows a confluence of macro headwinds weighing on the copper mining sector. Reports from earlier this month indicated that the White House copper tariff plan had stalled, undermining a key bullish catalyst that had previously supported copper prices. Meanwhile, stronger-than-expected US PPI data pushed market-implied probability of a Fed rate hike above 70%, pressuring commodity-linked equities broadly. LME copper and COMEX copper experienced sharp pullbacks of approximately 3.5% and 4.8% respectively in the prior week, triggering sustained institutional selling across the sector.

The Diversified Metals and Mining sector showed broad-based weakness, with Zijin Mining down 3.93%, Lygend Resource down 4.30%, Wanguo Gold Group down 3.49%, and MMG down 2.72%. CMOC has also faced persistent capital outflows, with cumulative net institutional selling exceeding tens of billions of yuan in recent months.

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