Copper was higher on a weaker dollar and concerns of supply tightness, after the metal tested the $10,000-a-ton level in the prior session for the first time since March.

LONDON: Copper prices rose on Wednesday as a stronger yuan currency in top metals consumer China and weak dollar offset uncertainty about global trade tensions. Three-month copper on the London Metal ...

Copper climbed to a three-month peak as tight supply conditions persisted and market sentiment improved on hopes of new U.S. trade agreements with major global economies. Backwardation Highlights ...

The most-traded copper contract on the SHFE gained 0.62% to 80,520 yuan ($11,238.43) per metric ton, as of 0105 GMT, or the ...

Copper prices have surged to a three-month high, propelled by increased buying activity in China. The upswing follows ...

Copper climbed to a three‑month high on Tuesday, driven by tightening supply on the London Metal Exchange (LME) and an ...