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Copper prices fall after a strong month due to lack of news about the Iran Deal
The copper price fell on Friday, as investors waited to hear more about a possible deal extending a ceasefire agreement in Iran. The price of three-month copper at the London Metal Exchange fell?0.1%?to $13,690 per metric ton as of 0910 GMT, after rising 1.3% during the previous session. LME copper rose on Thursday, following news that the U.S. reached an agreement with Iran to extend the ceasefire and remove restrictions on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The Iranian state-run media reported that the deal had not yet been "finalized" and President Donald Trump still has to approve it. Copper...