METALS-Copper prices slid on firmer dollar, China’s COVID flare-ups
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Copper prices drifted lower on Wednesday as COVID-19 flare-ups in China, the world’s biggest metal consumer, sparked fresh concerns over demand, while firmer U.S. dollar also added pressure on greenback-priced metals.
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