METALS-London copper ticks above $6,000 a tonne as dollar slips

Base metals prices rose on Tuesday, with London copper climbing back above the $6,000-a-tonne mark, as the dollar slipped, making metals cheaper for holders of other currencies, while the market awaited U.S.-China trade talks in Washington. Copper prices on the London Metal Exchange have fallen by 18 percent from a four-year high touched on June 7 amid concerns a trade row between the United States and China, which have

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