Copper price rises as trade thinned by China holiday
Copper prices rose on Tuesday as the dollar lost ground, but trading volumes were thin as markets in top metals consumer China were closed for the week-long Lunar New Year holiday. March delivery contracts were exchanging hands for $4.44 a pound ($9,768 a tonne) on the Comex market in New York, up 2.3% compared to Monday’s closing. “Trading will be relatively quiet throughout the whole week because of the Chinese New Year. But at the moment base metals are supported by benign equity markets and dollar pushing metals up,” said…
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