Shanghai copper futures lost 1.2% on Tuesday on renewed concerns about the global economy as New York manufacturing orders dropped and Germany's economy came close to stalling in the second quarter Shanghai copper futures lost 1.2% on Tuesday on renewed concerns about the global economy as New York manufacturing orders dropped and Germany's economy came close to stalling in the second quarter. The most heavily traded November copper on the Shanghai Futures Exchange ended at 66,490 yuan ($10,416) per tonne, down 1.2% from Monday's close. Spot copper prices on the Changjiang...

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