copper price, page-6

Quote from Bloomberg:
Copper in London surged to the highest in almost four years after China ordered its top producer to halt output to combat winter pollution, fueling a rally this year driven by optimism about demand and supply disruptions at mines.
Copper for delivery in three months rose 1.6 percent to settle at $7,240 a metric ton ($3.28 a pound) at 5:52 p.m. on the London Metal Exchange as trade resumed after the Christmas break. The price earlier touched $7,259, the highest since January 2014. The metal has now risen for nine sessions, the longest streak since 2004, and has gained 31 percent this year, the most among the main LME metals after aluminum.
The assumptions in the experts report in December are now looking very conservative. Ultimately the share price will reflect to higher cash flows and perhaps the December Qtr report will give the market a hint of what's to come.