(Reuters) -Copper prices hit $11,000 per metric ton on Thursday, a level not seen in over 16 months, as widespread disruption ...

Citigroup analysts expect copper to climb further, forecasting prices could reach $12,000 per tonne in the first half of next ...

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Copper prices rose on Monday to their highest level in more than 16 months, supported by concerns over supply from top ...

Copper prices hit $11 000 per metric ton on Thursday, a level not seen in over 16 months, as widespread disruption at mines sparks fears of a shortage of supply and attracts speculative inflows.