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Copper futures declined for a second day to a
four-month low as an unprecedented levy on bank deposits in Cyprus
threatens to plunge Europe back into crisis, curbing demand for metals.
Last week's announced unexpected drop in US consumer confidence and
increases in exchange stockpiles also weighed on the copper market.
Copper
futures for most actively traded May delivery retreated 2.2 % at $3.444
per pound, on the Comex metals division of New York Mercantile
Exchange. While, copper on the London Metal Exchange slumped as much as
2.7 % at $7,545.75 a metric ton.
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