Copper gained on a softer dollar, though worries about Chinese demand capped gains as the country’s trade dispute with the United States drags on.
The global world refined copper market showed a 31,000-tonne deficit in May, compared with a 105,000-tonne deficit in April, ICSG said.
China's copper producers and traders are riding an unexpected surge of business that has pushed physical prices to their highest in nearly two years.
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