Copper led the way in a price surge on the London Metal Exchange on Thursday April 15, rising at the close to its highest level since late February and spurring the rest of the complex, with aluminium setting a year-to-date high during trading.
Copper's three-month price closed at $9,284 per tonne on Thursday at 5pm, the highest since February 25, when the metal reached its year-to-date high of $9,617 per tonne."Prices across the base-metals spectrum have risen this week, coinciding with several market participants reporting bullish views across the commodities sector, and also general optimism for a post-Covid-19 recovery," Neil...