Copper edges higher as inventories thin and dollar soft
Copper ticked higher Friday, supported by thinning inventories outside the U.S. and a soft dollar. LME three-month benchmark was up 0.3% at $14,373 per metric ton as of 0900 GMT, targeting a 10th straight weekly rise.
Copper ticked higher on Friday and was set to post a 10th straight weekly rise, as thinning inventories outside the U.S. and a soft dollar lent support.Benchmark three-month copper LME:CA1! on the London Metal Exchange was up 0.3% at $14,373 a metric ton as of 0900 GMT, moving closer to its all-tim…