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Copper prices climb amid falling LSE reserves
Copper prices rose by 0.4% to reach $13,881 per ton, supported by a decline in London Metal Exchange (LME) inventories due to increased demand for the metal in warehouses, amid traders' assessment of the geopolitical environment and global economic challenges. This increase follows significant stock withdrawals to take advantage of arbitrage opportunities, despite market pressures that caused declines in other metals such as aluminum and lead. Investors are closely monitoring market fluctuations and their impact on base metal prices.
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