Mumbai, Oct. 14 -- COMEX copper is seen bouncing back to a near two-week high on Wednesday morning in Asia tracking a pullback in dollar overseas. DXY is quoting below 102 mark. Besides, Asian markets are mostly higher on Wednesday, despite the negative cues from Wall Street overnight, boosted by a rebound in technology and semiconductor stocks in Japan and South Korea after the recent sharp sell-off. Support also came from comments by New York Fed President John Williams that while one more rate hike might happen this year, aggressive further tightening may not be needed in 2027. Currently, the red metal is seen quoting at $6.77 per pound, up .068% on the day.
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