Stronger China demand prospects propel copper to five-week peak
Copper prices climbed to five-week highs on Monday after the lifting of Covid-lockdowns in top consumer China boosted demand prospects while dwindling inventories provided further support. Benchmark copper on the London Metal Exchange (LME) was up 2.4% at $9 726 a tonne by 09:27 GMT, having earlier touched its highest since April 27 at $9,916.19. “China has slowly been reopening and has been announcing policy measures to support the economy … the market appears to continue to be pricing in a further rebound in Chinese activity over the coming months,” said…
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