Copper prices edge up in thinning trade after last week’s tumble
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Copper prices edge up in thinning trade after last week’s tumble

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By Polina Devitt LONDON, Dec 23 - Copper prices edged higher in London on Monday as they recovered to recent technical averages from last week's fall, although dwindling pre-Christmas liquidity kept them in a tight range. Adding further pressure, the International Copper Study Group said on Friday that the global refined copper market was in a 287,000 metric ton surplus for the first 10 months of 2024. Headwinds from the dollar may ease next year only to be replaced by the prospect of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump imposing import tariffs. China, the largest consumer of base metals, may offset this potential headwind through strong stimulus measures," said WisdomTree commodity strategist Nitesh Shah.

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