Copper rose for the first time in four days on Wednesday, as talk of an imminent Greek debt deal and encouraging US, Chinese and German manufacturing data fed investors' appetite for risk. In New York, the key March COMEX contract climbed 5.20 cents to settle at $3.8420 per lb, near the upper end of its $3.7630 to $3.8480 session range. It touched its priciest level in four months last Friday at $3.9390.
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