Copper Falls 1.7% to $7,600 per Tonne

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Reuters reported that copper fell 1.7 percent to $7,600 per tonne due to concern over Spain’s debt crisis.

Reuters reported that copper fell 1.7 percent to $7,600 per tonne due to concern over Spain’s debt crisis.

As quoted in the market news:

Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange shed 1.7 percent to $7,600 per tonne by 1440 GMT, giving up all its gains from Thursday when it touched a two-week high of $7,813. It is on track to post a 1.3 percent fall this week after rising 2.2 percent last week.

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