Copper prices in London were put under pressure on Friday by a stronger dollar.

Benchmark copper at three months on the London Metal Exchange (LME) was down 0.3% to $9,911 per ton at 03:39 GMT. According to a press report, the metals under discussion for the purchase include cobalt, copper, nickel, and lithium.

SHFE copper lost 0.3% to 81,110 yuan ($11,252.64) per ton, SHFE aluminum fell 0.3% to 20,775 yuan, zinc fell 0.1% to 20,775 yuan, zinc increased 0.1% to 23,775 yuan, zinc increased 0.1% to 23,775 yuan, lead fell 1.3% to 17,435 yuan, and nickel lost 0.7% to 129,370 yuan. Tin gained 0.6% to 280,710 yuan.

LME aluminum fell 0.4% to $2,649.5 per ton, lead fell 0.7% to $2,042, zinc lost 0.3% to $2,911, zinc lost 0.3% to $2,911, tin fell 0.7% to $2,911, tin fell 0.7% to $35,100, nickel fell 0.6% to $16,180.