London copper jumped on Monday to cross the $9,000 a tonne degree for the primary time since September 2011, extending a rally that has been pushed primarily by expectation of a pick-up in demand after the Chinese language New Yr. www.nasdaq.com
London copper jumped on Monday to cross the $9,000 a tonne degree for the primary time since September 2011, extending a rally that has been pushed primarily by expectation of a pick-up in demand after the Chinese language New Yr.
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