LME Copper Ticks Lower on U.S. Debt Deadlock

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Reuters Africa reports that LME copper inched down on concern over U.S. debt deadlock.

Reuters Africa reports that LME copper inched down on concern over U.S. debt deadlock.

The market news is quoted as saying:

Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange eased $10 to $9,665 a tonne by 0101 GMT. It ended nearly flat last week.

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