Copper falls on China exports, Europe factory data
Copper fell on Thursday due to weak export orders from big metal consumer China and a survey showing a contraction in manufacturing activity in the euro zone, but supply concerns kept a floor under prices.
Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange was $9,130 a tonne in official rings, down from a close of $9,275 on Wednesday.
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