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Copper Climbs From Three-Month Low After Rough Week for Metals

Newseze Wire·Fri, Nov 13, 3:44 AMWire: Bloomberg Markets
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Copper Climbs From Three-Month Low After Rough Week for Metals

Copper flicked higher on Friday, trimming losses racked up in recent days due to upheaval in the artificial intelligence sector and expectations of further hikes in US interest rates.

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