Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange slipped by 0.4 percent to $5,558 a tonne by 0140 GMT, paring 1.3 percent gains from the previous session when prices hit fresh five and a half year lows at $5,339.50 a tonne. LME copper prices have been weighed by swelling supply and slowing demand growth.
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