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Base metal prices in London rose due to a weaker dollar, driven by increases in copper, aluminium, nickel, and tin. China plans to export copper to control price surges, while LME aluminium stocks hit a 24-year low. Meanwhile, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority aligns its key rate with the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision, citing stable financial markets and the pegged Hong Kong dollar.

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