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(Updates prices, adds zinc, lead data) By Benchmark three-month copper on the London Metal
Exchange (LME) gained 0.1% to The contract was set to gain 3% this week, the first weekly rise since early April. Copper slumped by about 15% from early March to mid-May on
worries about a downturn in "Previously the supportive measures for the property market
were very targeted, but this is a more visible and widespread
supportive signal," said "There's a step by step plan for reopening in The most-active June copper contract on the Shanghai Futures
Exchange ended daytime trading up 0.8% at * Global primary aluminium output in April was unchanged year on year at 5.599 million tonnes, data showed. * The U.S. dollar was headed for its worst week since early February against major peers, making greenback-denominated metals less expensive for buyers using other currencies. * The global zinc and lead markets moved into deficits of 6,300 tonnes and 9,600 tonnes respectively in March from surpluses in February, data showed. * LME aluminium rose 1.4% to
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