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The LME copper price is currently trading without a clear trend. Over the past two weeks, exchange prices have fluctuated between $13,200 and $13,700 per tonne, with pronounced day-to-day swings, although the latest momentum has been downward. Lower prices were reported on the German non-ferrous scrap market for the week commencing 22 June.

According to news service MBI, wholesale buying-in prices for most copper scrap grades fell. . ....

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