China's copper imports in September snapped a run of five month-on-month declines, customs data showed on Wednesday, as shipments held up in ports of the world's biggest user of the metal became available after coronavirus curbs were eased. The country's copper imports for the third quarter, however, fell to a more than two-year low, chiefly because prices remained elevated in July and August.Arrivals of unwrought copper and products into China were 406,016 tonnes in September, the General Administration of Customs said. That was up 3per cent from 394,017 tonnes in August - the lowest import figure since June 2019 - ... (full story)