Money managers cut wagers on copper rally for a second week
A recovery for the US dollar weighs on demand for commodities as alternative assets
New York
IT'S been barely a month since investors first started betting on a copper rally, and they're already on the retreat.
Money managers cut their wagers on price gains for a second week, pulling back just before futures capped the worst slump in a month. Tuesday's attacks in Brussels sapped confidence in the global growth outlook, while a recovery for the dollar weighed on demand for commodities as alternative assets.
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