- Copper rose 12.24% in November - its best month in 4 years. On December 3, it was trading as high as $7,616 per ton - its highest since 2013.
- The copper rally is due in large part to improved manufacturing activity in the U.S., China and eurozone.
- The Caixin China General Manufacturing PMI posted 54.9 in November as output and new orders surged to 10-year highs.
- TheSolactive Global Copper Miners Index was up more than 66%, for the 6 months ended December 3, outpacing the returns for other metal miner groups.
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Copper Rockets On Economic Recovery