Crude prices eased despite volatile trade on the back of larger than expected US crude inventories at the cushing delivery point.
Crude shrugged negative cues from West Asia trading around USD 104 per barrel mark, while Brent traded flat around the USD 115 per barrel mark. Currently crude is trading at USD 104.64 per barrel.
Copper prices may see their first quarterly loss on speculation that global growth may slowdown and possibility of china extending its tightening measures.
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