| Copper and zinc pulled back from their highest levels in more than four months on Monday, dampened by a firmer US dollar and as misgivings surfaced over China's ability to stimulate underlying demand for base metals.
Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange slipped 0.8 per cent to $US4987 a tonne by 1454 GMT to hand back some of the previous week's 3.5 per cent rally. Chinese authorities gave assurances at the weekend that the top metals-consuming country would not experience a hard landing...............................................Full Article: Source
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