Copper Price Falls to $9,655, Lowest in Two Months
Key Points: Copper hits a two-month low at $9,655 per ton due to weakening demand in China. Soft economic data from China pressures copper prices, reflecting global commodity market impacts.
Key Points: Copper hits a two-month low at $9,655 per ton due to weakening demand in China. Soft economic data from China pressures copper prices, reflecting global commodity market impacts.
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