COPPER fell to the lowest level in more than seven months as manufacturing data from the US and China grew less than forecast. The base metal continued its decline today, shedding a further 1.2% to $US7451.75 per tonne for three-month delivery on the London Metal Exchange, following a 0.9% drop to $7540/t on Thursday.
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