| Copper advanced for a ninth straight session in New York, capping the longest rally since 2005, amid signs of tightening supply. Inventories monitored by exchanges in London, Shanghai and New York fell for the 10th trading day in a row, and are at the lowest since October 2008.
Copper also rose after the dollar slid, as a report showing the U.S. economy shrank more in the first quarter than economists estimated boosted demand for alternative assets...............................................Full Article: Source
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