(Bloomberg) -- Copper fell below $8,000 a metric ton in London as a protest by workers at the world's second- largest mine producing the metal failed to disrupt supplies. Tin dropped the most in more than two years.
About 5,000 employees at Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc.'s Grasberg operations in Indonesia held a rally today at a nearby town to demand pay increases. Tongoi Papua, the group behind the rally, said it met company officials. New Orleans- based Freeport said production was unaffected.
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