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Article content Shanghai copper extended its winning streak for a fourth straight session on Monday, as supply risks rose on declining inventories and the likelihood of more sanctions on Russia — one of the largest producers of the metal. FUNDAMENTALS * The most-active May copper contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange was up 0.7% at 75,080 yuan ($11,782.43) a tonne, as of 0135 GMT, after rising to its highest since March 8 at 75,320 yuan ($11,820.09) in early Asian trade. * The London Metal Exchange was closed for Easter holiday. Advertisement 2 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your...
