Copper claws higher on physical demand

Copper prices were moving higher for a third session on Tuesday on signs of a rebound in physical demand, but gains were capped by uncertainty ahead of a U.S. central banking conference.

Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange CMCU3 was up 0.7% to $9,340 a tonne by 1030 GMT, building on two previous sessions of gains, including a 2.6% rise on Monday.

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