Tin was the biggest mover, up 5.8% to US$28,740 per tonne, though that close was short of the peak reached last week.
More notable was copper's move. The red metal jumped 4.4% to $8946.75/t, or $4.
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FRIDAY was a strong session for base metals as China returned from a week-long Lunar New Year holiday.
Tin was the biggest mover, up 5.8% to US$28,740 per tonne, though that close was short of the peak reached last week.
More notable was copper's move. The red metal jumped 4.4% to $8946.75/t, or $4.
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