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RTRS:METALS-LME copper steadies on weak dlr, eyes on Greece
 
* Copper supported by large hedge funds, traders
* Euro steady after forecast of crucial loan to Athens
* Market still jittery about Greek debt fallout
* Coming up: Eurozone Eurostat trade nsa, Apr; 0900 GMT

(Updates prices, add quotes and details)
By Carrie Ho
SHANGHAI, June 17 (Reuters) - London copper edged up on
Friday on a weaker dollar, after news that a crucial loan may be
released to Athens next month lent support to the euro.

Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange
lifted 0.09 percent to $9,057 at a tonne by 0738 GMT, after
losing almost 1 percent in the last session.
The most-active August copper contract on the Shanghai
Futures Exchange SCFcv1 also rose 0.3 percent to 68,330 yuan
per tonne.
"Copper prices are largely directed by movements in the
dollar today. Also, we hear of large hedge funds buying up
copper lately," said a Singapore-based trader.
The dollar retreated against a basket of currencies while
the euro was steadier in Asia on Friday.
The single currency had a rollercoaster ride in the past 24
hours that saw it slump to a record low on the Swiss franc,
before staging a rebound as the market reacted to headlines
about Greece's debt crisis.
In a statement intended to soothe markets, the European
Union's top economic official, Olli Rehn, said on Thursday he
expected the EU and the International Monetary Fund to release a
crucial 12 billion euro loan tranche in early July to keep
Athens afloat.
Germany's banking association on Thursday warned that a
disorderly restructuring of Greek debt could lead to contagion
in the markets and reiterated that banks were willing to make a
private sector contribution.
U.S. stocks and oil also pulled back from the brink of
another sell-off on Thursday, as investors awaited signs the
international community could prevent Greece from defaulting on
its debt.


Base metals prices at 0738 GMT
Metal Last Change Pct Move YTD pct chg
LME Cu 9057.00 -8.00 -0.09 -5.66
SHFE CU FUT AUG1 68330 180 +0.26 -4.90
LME Alum 2542.00 -13.00 -0.51 2.91
SHFE AL FUT AUG1 16935 35 +0.21 0.56
HG COPPER JUL1 409.25 -0.40 -0.61 -7.82
LME Zinc 2213.75 8.25 +0.37 -9.79
SHFE ZN FUT AUG1 17125 -65 -0.38 -12.07
LME Nickel 21650.00 45.00 +0.21 -12.53
LME Lead 2476.00 -5.00 -0.20 -2.90
SHFE PB FUT 16620 -75 -0.45 -9.43
LME Tin 24920.00 15.00 +0.06 -7.36
LME/Shanghai arb 569

Shanghai and COMEX contracts show most active months
^ LME 3-m copper in yuan, including 17 pct VAT, minus SHFE
third month
Shanghai lead launched on March 24


(Reporting by Carrie Ho; Editing by Clarence Fernandez)
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