Copper an Outlier as Most Markets Rebound on Trade

Copper is critical to construction and manufacturing. A retreat in prices shows investors may be concerned for the global economy.

Copper, which is critical to construction and manufacturing, fell 1.

7% last week, paring some of its rally from late June and bringing its decline from an April high to 11%. Prices have fallen in eight of the last 10 weeks. Investors often watch prices of the industrial metal to gauge momentum in the global economy because the metal...

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