The price of copper experienced a slight decline on Thursday due to an increase in inventory levels in London. However, this decrease was moderated by a weakened U.S. dollar and the anticipation of further economic stimulus measures in China, which is the largest consumer of copper globally. While the rise in inventory may have put downward pressure on copper prices, factors such as the weakened dollar and potential stimulus in China helped to mitigate the losses.
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