(Reuters) - Chinese copper futures rose by their 4 percent daily limit early on Monday, following gains in London prices last week and declines in Shanghai and London Metal Exchange inventories.
The most active Shanghai August copper contract ended at 63,650 yuan per tonne, up 2,440 yuan or 4 percent from the previous settlement price of 61,210 yuan.
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The most active Shanghai August copper contract ended at 63,650 yuan per tonne, up 2,440 yuan or 4 percent from the previous settlement price of 61,210 yuan.
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