Copper prices put zing in FTSE

Copper prices that have risen 60% since the start of the year and touched a new high encouraged investors to plough more money into the mining sector today.

Copper prices put zing in FTSE

Copper prices that have risen 60% since the start of the year and touched a new high encouraged investors to plough more money into the mining sector today.

Kazakhmys and Antofagasta were the chief beneficiaries of the cost of copper rising to $8,312 a tonne as traders speculated that it had further to go since demand from China was strong while supplies were tight.

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