Copper rallied back to $10,000 a ton for the first time since July, with other industrial metals also gaining after China’s ...

It may be made of paper, but China's biggest stimulus reports in months have sent ASX mining stocks to the moon.

Copper prices fell in London on Friday but were set for their best weekly gain in more than four months, on hopes ...

Copper price rose above $10,000 a tonne on the back of new China stimulus measures for the real estate market. Copper for ...

Copper prices fell in London on Friday, but were set for their best weekly gain in more than four months after officials in top metals consumer China pledged stimulus to boost the economy.

LONDON Copper prices surged to their strongest in 3-1/2 months on Thursday, propelled by hopes of firmer metals demand after ...

Mining stocks surge as copper futures rally on news of China's aggressive economic stimulus measures, driving up industrial ...

Metal prices surged, with gold reaching a new record and silver briefly hitting a 12-year high following central banks' ...

Fortescue (ASX:FMG) surged by nearly 5% as iron ore prices continued to rise on the China news, hitting US$100.30 per tonne.

Copper rallied back above US$10,000 a ton and iron ore broke through US$100 after China’s top leaders stepped up efforts to revive growth.

LME copper opened at $9,948.5/mt overnight, initially fluctuating rangebound before declining to a low of $9,945/mt.

Copper was up 1.5% at $9 955.50 a ton by 11:16 a.m. local time time on the LME. Zinc climbed 2% and aluminum rose 1.6%.