Copper steady on hopes of demand boost from China

Copper prices touched their highest in over three weeks on Tuesday on hopes that lifting China’s lockdown restrictions will boost demand, but a stronger dollar chipped away at the gains.

Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange CMCU3 was little changed at $9,540 a tonne by 1037 GMT, after earlier hitting its highest since May 5 at $9,591.50.

U.S. Comex copper HGcv1 gained 0.8% to $4.34 a lb.

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