Dec. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Copper rose for the first time in three days as an extended port closing in Chile, the world’s largest producer, may curb supplies of the metal.
-- Copper climbed $53, or 0.6 percent, to $9,353 a metric ton by 7:21 a.m. on the London Metal Exchange. Relative Strength Index 67.
-- Aluminum rose 1 percent to $2,456 a ton. RSI 63.
-- Zinc added 0.3 percent to $2,306 a ton. RSI 53.
-- Lead fell 0.4 percent to $2,440 a ton. RSI 55.
-- Nickel climbed 1.5 percent to $23,960 a ton. RSI 52.
-- Tin dropped 0.7 percent to $26,700 a ton. RSI 61.
Other markets: Last % Change % YTD
U.S. Dollar Index 80.417 -0.1 3.3
Crude oil $91.51 0.0 15
Gold $1,384.48 0.3 26
MSCI World Index 1,274.57 0.1 9.1
Economic Events:
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FR Jobseekers -- -20.3% 11:00
FR Total Jobseekers 2676.8 11:00
