Copper rises in the Asian session, recouping losses from the day before. Gains in the metal's prices could be fueled by macro and U.S. dollar dynamics, with a lower dollar likely to spark broad base-metal buying, according to a recent ING note. U.S. stocks, bonds and its currency slumped after President Trump stepped up his campaign to take over Greenland and threatened new restrictions on trade with Europe should he not get his way, reported The Wall Street Journal. The three-month copper contract adds 0.5% to $12,812.00 a ton.
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