Prices of copper and other base metals rose on Tuesday as the dollar weakened and last-minute tweaks to Britain’s Brexit deal revived appetite for riskier assets.
Benchmark copper on the London Metal Exchange (LME) was up 1 percent at $6,472.50 a tonne at 1109 GMT, nearing a 7-month high of $6,540 touched on Feb. 25.
Underpinning the rise in copper prices — which have recovered from early January’s eighteen-month low of $5,736 — are tight supplies and signs that demand in China, the biggest consumer, may hold up better than feared.
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