Copper prices rise after China pledges reforms

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Copper hit its highest price in more than two months Monday following news that China pledged to free up its financial markets.

Copper for July delivery jumped 7 cents to settle at $3.15 a pound Monday. That’s the highest settlement price for the industrial metal since March 6, according to FactSet.

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