| Copper rebounded before data forecast to show both exports and imports contracted for a second month in China, the world’s largest user of industrial metals. The metal rose as much as 0.3 percent in London after falling for the third time in four days on Dec. 5. China’s exports grew 8 percent in November while imports expanded 3.8 percent, slower than trade figures for the previous month.
U.S. employers added 321,000 workers to nonfarm payrolls last month, beating all projections in a separate survey of economists before the figures on Dec. 5...............................................Full Article: Source
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