London copper edges off 1-month lows as dollar drops

MELBOURNE: London copper edged up on Thursday from a one-month low hit the session before as the dollar eased on vague hopes of a Greek debt deal, but prices were curbed as seasonal demand passes its peak and by plentiful supply.

But a string of infrastructure announcements by Beijing, along with easier polices could yet underpin metals demand into the second half, said Morgan Stanley analyst Joel Crane in Melbourne.