The United States' copper market suffered minor losses on Monday April 29 morning amid a lack of business activity and signs that the second-quarter will produce weak demand.
The copper price for July settlement on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange dipped 0.40 cents to $2.89 per lb. The red metal has been unable to set a clear price direction over the past few weeks, with a volatile dollar providing both support and headwinds...