Copper Jumps to Record in London, 2-Year High in New York on Currency Risk
By James Poole -
2010-12-07T08:03:09Z
Copper climbed to a record $8,970 a metric ton in London on concern that government moves to pump money into the global economy may weaken currencies, boosting demand for commodities as a hedge.
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