(Bloomberg) -- China's stocks rose for a sixth
straight day, erasing earlier losses, as investors shrugged off
concern that the fastest inflation in two years will trigger
further increases in interest rates.
Jiangxi Copper Co. jumped as concern about possible strikes
at mines in Chile, the world's largest source of the metal, and
Mexico caused prices of the metal to surge.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
straight day, erasing earlier losses, as investors shrugged off
concern that the fastest inflation in two years will trigger
further increases in interest rates.
Jiangxi Copper Co. jumped as concern about possible strikes
at mines in Chile, the world's largest source of the metal, and
Mexico caused prices of the metal to surge.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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