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Apr 02, 2009 12:00 AM
Rising copper imports to China could be an indication that industrial production is on the increase and demand for commodities will rebound in the near future.
Chinese copper imports reached a high of 329,000 tonnes in February, 42% more than the 232,700 tonnes imported in January, according to data from Imarex Asia.
Historically, copper has been a leading indicator for the general economy, Lorentzen &...
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