Copper prices fell on Thursday over one percent as the dollar rose against a basket of currencies, while commodities gave up ground, led lower by gold as risk appetite improves.
Copper last traded at $2.574 a pound, down from the opening of $2.597, with a session-high at $2.6, and a low at $2.572.
Copper's current decline comes after the dollar recovered against a basket of currencies, while the euro tumbled today after the European Central Bank affirmed its ongoing stimulus policies in its meeting today.
Gold led other commodities and copper prices lower as demand climbs on riskier and more rewarding assets like global stocks.