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Copper traded higher by 0.42 per cent in futures trade on Monday supported by a firming trend in the base metals at the London Metal Exchange (LME) and pick-up in domestic spot demand.
At the Multi Commodity Exchange,copper for delivery in November rose by Rs 2.80,or 0.42 per cent,to Rs 433.55 per kg,with a business turnover of 559 lots. Similarly,the metal for delivery in August edged up by Rs 1.65,or 0.39 per cent,to Rs 427.55 per kg,with a trade turnover of 5,727 lots.
Market analysts attributed the recovery in copper futures prices to a firming trend in copper at the LME,after data last week showed that US manufacturing grew at a surprisingly strong pace in June,raising hopes that the global economy is starting to shake off recent weakness.
Meanwhile,copper for three-month delivery rose by 0.8 per cent to USD 9,519 a tonne at the LME.
