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Reuters reported that London copper fell 0.63 percent to $7,512.25 a tonne due to disappointing Chinese manufacturing data.
Reuters reported that London copper fell 0.63 percent to $7,512.25 a tonne due to disappointing Chinese manufacturing data.
As quoted in the market news:
Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange had fallen 0.63 percent to $7,512.25 a tonne by 0902 GMT, after closing the previous session little changed and down 1.7 percent for the month of July.
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