Copper ended up for its third straight week on Friday, showing a further resilience to bend amid macro-economic concerns and a still-uncertain Asian demand outlook. In New York, the benchmark September COMEX contract settled up 3.30 cents at $4.4130 per lb. But volumes continued to run thin, with a little more than 35,600 lots traded in New York, about a third below the 30-day norm, according to Thomson Reuters preliminary data.
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