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Copper surges past $13,000/t as bull run gains pace
London Metal Exchange (LME) official copper prices surged past $13,000/t to reach a new record high today, as financial investors scrambled for safe-haven products in the aftermath of US military action in Venezuela. The latest buying poured fuel on an existing bull run in prices driven by concerns over tight global availability of refined metal owing to a renewed rise in shipments to the US. The three-month copper price closed at $13,230/t in the official morning session today, up by 3.04pc on the day and by 5.8pc since 2 January, the last session before the capture of Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro by US ... (full story)
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