Copper bounced to a slightly firmer finish on Tuesday, absorbing an initial hit from China's surprise interest rate hike which failed to dent the industrial metal's robust demand prospects for this year. The benchmark COMEX March contract eased 0.10 cent to settle at $4.5740 per lb, back near the upper end of its $4.5060 to $4.5975 session range. It hit a record $4.6375 on Monday.
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