New Delhi, Oct. 29 -- State-owned Hindustan Copper resumed its winning streak in Wednesday's trade, October 29, with the stock gaining 4% to Rs.355.25 apiece. The rally was supported by a sharp rise in global copper prices amid concerns over supply issues, making the stock to emerge as one of the top performers in the metals pack in October.

Benchmark three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange jumped 1.13% to $11,040 a metric ton in Wednesday's trade, extending its winning run to the fifth straight session. This lifts the metal's year-to-date gains to 28%, marking its best annual performance if the momentum sustains through year-end.

Copper, a critical metal for electronics, has soared amid the clean-energy transition and the artif...