Copper Set for Weekly Gain on China’s Return and Supply Concerns
Copper headed for a weekly gain, as signs of Chinese demand and possible supply disruption at a Chilean mine boosted the metal.
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Copper headed for a weekly gain, as signs of Chinese demand and possible supply disruption at a Chilean mine boosted the metal.
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Copper headed for a weekly gain, as signs of a rebound in Chinese demand helped to offset hawkish messaging from the Federal Reserve about the likelihood of more interest rate rises.
Copper steadied as traders shrugged off hawkish messaging from the Federal Reserve chair following a widely expected interest rate hike.
Copper steadied as traders eyed rising inventories and loosening spreads ahead of the Federal Reserve’s decision later Wednesday on whether to raise interest rates.
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