Industrial metals were trading almost flat at the LME on concerns over ongoing political stalemate and eurozone stability amid slowing Chinese demand, sidelining better-than- expected economic data from Germany.
Brass sheets cutting moved down by Rs 3 per kilo to Rs 322 from Monday's closing level of Rs 325 and aluminium ingots edged down by Rs 2 to Rs 135 as against Rs 137 previously.
Brass utensils scrap and zinc also softened by a rupee per kilo each to Rs 317 and Rs 130 respectively.
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