Reuters, London, March 8 - --- Copper prices rose Monday in the European market, due to better than expected U.S. jobs data, strengthen investor appetite for risky assets, in addition, to alleviate concerns about the Greek financial problems, boost the euro against the dollar higher.
China may tighten monetary policy, concerns have also weakened, as the Chinese central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan said China out of economic stimulus measures the time required to study carefully.
"The market is very worried about the original line of the Chinese monetary and credit policy will stifle China's economic growth, which of course is extremely ridiculous," Quantitative Commodity Research consultant Peter Fertig said.