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Copper fell on Thursday to its lowest level in more than three months, as its price on the London Metal Exchange dropped 1.2% to $13,645 per tonne. It touched $13,629 during the session, its lowest level since July 29. The decline came amid weak industrial demand and concerns that U.S. inflation will persist, after Federal Reserve officials did not rule out a 50-basis-point rate hike at their December 8–9 meeting. Such a move could support the dollar and make metals more expensive for holders of other currencies. Copper’s technical support level is around $13,615 per tonne.
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