Copper Rises as Investors Await China Property Crisis Briefing.

Copper prices rose as investors awaited a news conference in Beijing to address China's property crisis. The briefing, led by China's housing minister and other officials, aimed to outline the government's plans to stimulate growth following recent stimulus announcements. The anticipation of concrete measures to support the struggling real estate sector led to optimism in the market, with copper prices increasing by 0.8% to $9,602.50 a ton on the London Metal Exchange. [Extracted from the article]

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