Shanghai copper fell by 4 percent limit
Shanghai copper fell by 4 percent limit as worries about slow demand overcame support from a soft dollar and plans to boost China’s economy. For full story, click here
Shanghai copper fell by 4 percent limit as worries about slow demand overcame support from a soft dollar and plans to boost China’s economy. For full story, click here
Copper futures reveresed gains to edge lower on higher inventories on the London Metal Exchange (LME), analysts said. For full story, click here
Spot fees paid to Chinese smelters to convert copper concentrate to finished metal have jumped by upto half in the past month, and by two-thirds from October, signalling higher annual fees. For full story, click here
At the Shanghai Futures Exchange, copper lost 460 yuan to 27,580 yuan (4,041 dollar) a tonne. For full story, click here
Copper Resources Corporation announced that on May 20, 2008, the Company appointed Mr Maritz Smith to the Board of Directors. Mr Smith will hold the position of Director responsible for Finance, and immediately joined the Audit Committee. For full story, cick here
At the LME, copper for three-month delivery fell 25 dollar to 3,565 dollar a tonne after slipping nearly one per cent. For full story, click here
At the Shanghai Futures Exchange, copper lost 460 yuan to 27,580 yuan (4,041 dollar) a tonne. For full story, click here
At the LME, copper for three-month delivery fell 25 dollar to 3,565 dollar a tonne after slipping nearly one per cent. For full story, click here
Castle Gold Corporation reported its third quarter 2008 financial results and operational highlights for the three month and nine month periods ended September 30, 2008. For full story, click here
Copper for delivery in three months had risen to $3,610 a tonne on the London Metal Exchange from $3,574 a week earlier. For full story, click here
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