(Reuters) - Shanghai copper pushed up on Thursday after a rally in London futures in the previous session on strong U.S. economic data and threats to supply, but sentiment was fragile as investors fretted that Chinese demand may slow.
The most-active August copper contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange rose 0.75 percent to 63,300 yuan a tonne at midday, from 62,830 yuan on Wednesday.
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The most-active August copper contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange rose 0.75 percent to 63,300 yuan a tonne at midday, from 62,830 yuan on Wednesday.
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