This is from Highlandlad's 'day trading' post today.
Copper (LME): up 2.69% to US$9,594
Copper had its strongest session in four months after China announced new stimulus measures and Germany's likely incoming government agreed to create a 500 billion euro infrastructure fund to revive Europe's largest economy. Benchmark copper rallied 2.69% on the London Metal Exchange to US$9,594 a metric ton. US copper futures surged 5.5%.
Gold (futures): up US$5.40 or 0.2% to US$2,926
Gold (spot): up US$5.47 or 0.19% to US$2,919.85
Gold firmed for a third session, supported by a 1.3% dive in the US dollar index and haven-buying as tit-for-tat tariffs dulled the outlook for the global economy. Gold futures edged up US$5.40 or 0.2% to US$2,926 an ounce. Spot gold was lately ahead US$5.47 or 0.19% to US$2,919.85.
C'mon Peter, give us some positive news on either - or both!
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