Copper ended higher in choppy trade on Thursday as tight supplies underpinned values and a better performance on US trade buoyed third-quarter growth prospects in the world's largest economy. In New York, the key December COMEX contract rose 1.15 cents to settle at $4.1435 per lb, after dealing between $4.0865 and $4.1595. After the close, prices dipped into negative territory before holding near the $4.13 level.
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