Copper rose on Tuesday to near a one week high as a weaker dollar and better-than-expected German business sentiment helped offset worries that policymakers were falling short of efforts to address Europe's debt crisis. In New York, the most-active US copper futures contract, March, settled up 6.10 cents, or 1.8 percent, at $3.3695 a lb. Aluminium ended at $2,002 a tonne from $1,962 a tonne on Monday.
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