Copper plunged to a 6-year low as investors went to less risky assets after Paris attacks. Copper dropped as much as 0.9% to $4,783 a metric ton, the lowest since July 2009. The terrors attacks in Paris have rekindled worries about political and economic risk, just as concerns deepen that demand for metals is diminishing. Last week, copper fell 3.3%.
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Prime News: Copper Plumbs Six-Year Lows as Paris Attacks Raise Global Risks
