Copper rose to a seven-month high on Thursday, lifted by shrinking supplies and prospects for global economic recovery, though signs of weakness in top consumer China capped gains. Three-month LME copper reached its highest since June 5 at $US7460 a tonne and closed at $US7393 from the previous close of $US7360. The metal used in power and construction fell 7.2 per cent in 2013.
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Copper rose to a seven-month high on Thursday, lifted by...
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