Copper heads for biggest quarterly plunge since 2011

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Copper prices fell on Thursday and marked their biggest quarterly slump since 2011 as COVID lockdowns in China and slowing economic growth curtailed demand.

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Copper heads for biggest quarterly plunge since 2011

Copper prices fell on Thursday and marked their biggest quarterly slump since 2011 as COVID lockdowns in China and slowing economic growth curtailed demand.

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Copper heads for its biggest quarterly plunge since 2011

LONDON : Copper prices fell on Thursday and were down almost 20 per cent in the second quarter, the biggest quarterly fall since 2011, after COVID lockdowns in China and slowing economic growth curtailed demand.Other industrial metals were also headed for their biggest quarterly fall in several years, dow

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Copper heads for biggest quarterly plunge since 2011 after China lockdowns

Copper prices fell on Thursday and were down almost 20% in the second quarter, the biggest quarterly fall since 2011, after COVID lockdowns in China and slowing economic growth curtailed demand.

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