Base metals regained their strength on Wednesday morning’s trading on the London Metal Exchange, with three-month copper pushing back through $6,100 per tonne. Copper prices pushed higher after two days of weakness as the US dollar fell to $1.460 against the euro compared with $1.454 in the official session on Tuesday. The contract opened at $5,985 per tonne before storming to an intraday high of $6,134.75 per tonne. This compares with Tuesday’s official price of $5,940/40.5 per tonne. The price surge was supported by stronger than...
