11.   Copper rose, after opening lower, as expectations of growing U.S. demand offset, in part, concern about higher production.

12.   Copper rose a second day amid concern that inventories, though rising, are still too low to meet manufacturing demand.

13.   Copper rose as a rally in global equity markets eased concern that economic slowdowns would reduce demand for metals.

14.   Copper rose to its highest price in ten weeks on concern rising demand from U.S. manufacturers later this year will reduce stockpiles.

15.   Copper rose as exchange-held stockpiles declined for a third reporting period, boosting perceptions that demand is recovering.

16.   Copper rose for a second day as makers of copper products bought the metal at prices that stand just a cent above their lowest level in a year.

17.   In LONDON, copper rose for a second day as a fifth straight increase in London Metal Exchange stockpiles failed to dispel concern over supply disruptions.

18.   In NEW YORK, copper rose amid increased demand from U.S. industrial users as a seasonal lull in consumption nears an end.

19.   In NEW YORK, copper rose as a rally in global equity markets eased concern that economic slowdowns would reduce demand for the metal.

20.   In LONDON, copper rose as reports signaling a healthy U.S. economy suggested that copper demand will be strong in the coming months.