Copper prices rebound as Chinese covid cases ease
On Thursday, copper prices clawed back after skidding to their lowest in almost eight months. The recovery came after the slowing coronavirus infections in top metals consumer China, easing near-term demand concerns. Copper futures for delivery in July gained 0.77% or 71.00 points to $9,299.50 per tonne. The metal hiked from a slump of 1.88% …
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