COPPER took a dip in today’s trading on jitters over slowing global economic growth following the release of worse-than-expected economic data. The red metal fell 0.3% to $US8413.75 per tonne for three month delivery. The bulk of copper stocks on the <i>Final Call</i> watchlist lost ground, however Blackthorn Resources bucked the downward trend on the back of bumper copper hits.
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