Copper futures tracker CPER gained as Southern Copper and Freeport-McMoRan shares surged over 4% on fresh Chinese stimulus signals. Read the Latin American mark

Copper futures eased on Monday, with the CPER fund at US$39.56, as weaker Chinese manufacturing data weighed. Southern Copper fell to US$182.71 and Freeport-McM

Copper proxies rose on Monday. The CPER fund settled at US$39.64, up 0.20%. Southern Copper gained 1.75% and Freeport-McMoRan 1.61%.