METALS-Copper tops $7,000/T helped by weaker dollar, shrinking supplies

LONDON, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Copper climbed above $7,000 to near a one-month high on Friday helped by a weaker dollar and shrinking supplies, though concerns over demand from top consumer China after a sharp fall in share prices there put the rally at risk.
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