Copper futures on the LME fell 3 per cent to a four-month low of $8,775 a tonne.
Gold Ten Futures, July 5th, according to foreign media news, copper futures rose on the London Metal Exchange (LME) on Thursday. Investors are optimistic about the possibility of US interest rate cuts, while worried about high inventories and sluggish demand in China. Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank, said that it looks like the market focus is once again turning to the possibility of US interest rate cuts. Weak US economic data has raised the possibility that the Federal Reserve ...