By NATION REPORTER COPPER on Tuesday rose as a weakening United States (US) dollar made commodities cheaper for many buyers, while tariff-induced fears around global growth kept gains in check. The red metal rose 1.4 percent to settle at US$9,662.50 a tonne while aluminum climbed 0.3 percent. The mood in financial markets remained nervous after President Donald Trump kicked off a tariff war and continued to cut spending while shaking up decades-old geopolitical relationships. Tariffs of 25 percent on all US aluminum and steel imports will take effect CLICK HERE TO READ MORE
Copper rises as dollar impact offsets tariff anxiety
