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Copper Eases as Warehouse Stocks Reach a Two-Year High
Visible inventories rose again, and traders attributed the move to a pause in manufacturing restocking rather than any fall in demand.
Visible inventories rose again, and traders attributed the move to a pause in manufacturing restocking rather than any fall in demand.
The metal was little changed, supported by falling real yields and continued central-bank purchases.
The region's benchmark finished higher for a fourth session, with industrials and banks leading the advance.
Long-dated yields eased modestly after a softer services print, and rate futures moved to price a marginally earlier cut than before the…