Besides, subdued demand at domestic spot markets, also put pressure on prices.
At the Multi Commodity Exchange, copper for delivery in February declined by Rs 2.85, or 0.80%, to Rs 353 per kg in a business turnover of 727 lots.
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Analysts said apart from a weak trend in copper overseas, profit-booking and subdued demand at domestic spot markets, mainly weighed on metal prices at futures trade here.
Globally, copper for delivery in three-months traded 0.3% lower at $5,676 per tonne at the London Metal Exchange, while in Shanghai, metal for the March month was little changed at 41,310 yuan ($6,646) a tonne.
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