Copper surges on improved China manufacturing data

The price of copper rose Monday on the latest sign that China’s manufacturing industry is getting healthier, even as the U.S. sector slows down.

Copper for March delivery rose 0.85 cent to finish at $3.6585 per ounce. That’s the highest price since Oct. 18.

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