But the majority of metals did close higher than where they opened the year on January 2, 2020.
Three-month copper fell by $81.50 per tonne day on day to close at $7,766 per tonne. But the price was up by more than 25% from the start of the year, when it opened at just $6,188.50 per tonne.
The market was quiet on Thursday, with low volumes traded on the LME. The complex...