Copper bounced to a firm finish on Monday, with technical momentum kicking in near its year-to-date lows, but softer manufacturing data from the world's top two consumers kept short-term demand worries front and centre. The July COMEX copper contract firmed 1.70 cents to settle at $4.1960 per lb, after dealing between $4.1075 and $4.21. The $4.1075 session trough came within striking distance of the contract's year-to-date low at $4.0950, hit on March 15.
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