This Wednesday, the price Shanghai copper fell, moving away from the gains observed during the previous session. Traders' optimism has lost momentum Momentum due to weak Chinese demand due to high prices and one dollar louder.

The most active copper contract in Shanghai Futures Exchange was down 0.63% to 84,990 yuan (11,931.77 dollars) the metric ton, at 03:02 GMT.

This puts an end to two consecutive winning sessions, which had been supported by China's strong industrial production and through new attempts to ease trade tensions Chinese American.

The reference copper futures contract at three months fell by 0.15% to $10,608 per ton.

Elsewhere among the SHFE base metals, aluminum and tin added 0.26%, nickel recorded only one loss of 0.30%, while zinc and lead changed little.

Among the other metals of LME, zinc and lead gained 0.23%, while aluminum, nickel and pewter has changed little.