Copper Rises on Chinese Inflation Reports

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Reuters reported that copper rose after reports of inflation from China raised speculation for additional policy easing to boost growth.

Reuters reported that copper rose after reports of inflation from China raised speculation for additional policy easing to boost growth.

As quoted in the market news:

Shangai prices rose 0.7 percent to 55,080 yuan ($8,700) per tonne by its midday close�rolling back from its session peak of 55,220 yuan, its highest since July 30.

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