Further, sluggish demand from consuming industries in the spot market influenced the sentiment.
At the Multi Commodity Exchange, copper for delivery in November fell by Rs 7.60, or 1.66% to Rs 451.20 per kg in business turnover of 16,706 lots.
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Market analysts said offloaded of positions by speculators in line with a weak global trend on monthly record in China, the largest user, mainly pulled down copper prices at futures.
Meanwhile, copper for delivery in three months fell by 1% to 7,051 dollar a metric tonne, the lowest level since September 17 on the London Metal Exchange.
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