Copper prices eased off their record highs as a colder winter in China, the world's largest consumer, dampened demand. A slowdown in industrial activity fueled concerns over sustained metal consumption, sending shockwaves through global markets
Copper prices eased off their record highs as a colder winter in China, the world's largest consumer, dampened demand. A slowdown in industrial activity fueled concerns over sustained metal consumption, sending shockwaves through global markets
