China’s recent stimulus sparked iron ore price increases, while copper prices remain subdued, showing uncertainty over broader economic recovery. Â
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Copper prices surged past $10,000 per tonne as China unveiled fresh stimulus measures for its real estate market. The economic push boosted demand and sent mining stocks soaring, with key players like Glencore and BHP seeing major gains.
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Copper prices surge past $10,000 per tonne on optimism about Chinese stimulus and potential interest rate cuts. Analysts predict copper could reach new record highs, with supply concerns and the green energy transition adding further fuel to the rally.
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The FTSE 100 index of leading UK companies rose to its highest level in a week on Wednesday, lifted by stocks with…