TIN: Worries about supplies of the soldering metal have been reinforced by two companies holding large numbers of warrants title deeds to metal. (File pic shows MMC's tin ingots)
LONDON: Copper prices came under pressure on Thursday from a higher dollar and spiking U.S. Treasury bond yields, but losses were capped by supply worries fuelled by shortages of concentrates.
Benchmark copper on the London Metal Exchange was down 0.3% at $9,035 a tonne at 1707 GMT.
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