(Reuters) - Shanghai copper rose 1 percent on Monday ahead of a week-long holiday but investors were unconcerned about the possibility of the sharp rises typically seen in London futures when Shanghai is closed.
The most active July copper contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange rose 640 yuan or 0.9 percent from Friday to 68,900 yuan a tonne at 0111 GMT.
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