At the Multi Commodity Exchange, copper for delivery in November was trading higher by Rs 5.40, or 1.60 per cent, to Rs 343.35 per kg, with a turnover of 1,157 lots.
The February contract was up by Rs 5.30, or 1.54 per cent, at Rs 349.40 per kg, with a trade volume of 50 lots.
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Market analysts attributed the rise in copper futures trade to a firming trend in the base metals pack at the LME after data showed that US employers added fewer jobs than expected, dimming prospects for an increase in interest rates by the Federal Reserve this year and weakening the dollar for a third day.
Besides, pickup in spot demand also supported the upside, they said.
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