Funds collide with fundamentals in red hot copper cauldron
Funds are riding a wave of Chinese buying that has confounded the market and seen LME copper rise from its March low of $4,371 per tonne to a two-year high of $6,830.
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China’s once-in-a-decade aluminum trade inversion is first and foremost down…
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