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The Associated Press reported that copper prices surged 2.2% after China’s central bank announced an unexpected increase in loans in March.
The Associated Press reported that copper prices surged 2.2% after China’s central bank announced an unexpected increase in loans in March.
As quoted in the market news:
Copper for May delivery rose 8.1 cents to end at $3.7205 per pound. The gain snapped a three-day losing streak but the price remains well below the high for the year of $3.98 per pound it reached Feb. 9.
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