On Tuesday, LME Copper prices ended lower by 0.18 percent to close at $5610.0 per tonne. Escalating trade tension between U.S. & China amid weakening of global demand might weigh on the red metal prices.
Escalating tension between U.S. and China amid rising global slowdown concerns might dampen the demand prospects for industrial metals.
On the MCX, Copper prices are expected to trade lower today; international markets trading higher by 0.37 percent at $5631 per tonne.
On the MCX, Copper prices are expected to trade lower today; international markets trading higher by 0.37 percent at $5631 per tonne.
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