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Copper futures end higher on Monday
Oct-14-2025
Copper futures ended higher on Monday after the Trump administration signaled an openness to a trade deal with China, an attempt to ease trade tensions. Moreover, tightening supplies and strong Chinese demand are also supportive for copper's upside move. However, the ongoing shutdown of the US government continues to slow domestic data releases, shifting traders' focus to this week's central bank speeches and company earnings releases.

Copper futures for December delivery rose $0.25 to settle at $5.1440 a pound on the Comex metals division of New York Mercantile Exchange. Copper on the London Metal Exchange was up by 2.88 percent at $10,820.50 a ton.

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