Colombia’s Copper Potential Basks in Spotlight
It may have been overshadowed by Chile and Peru until now, but Colombia's copper potential is now entering the spotlight.
It may have been overshadowed by Chile and Peru until now, but Colombia's copper potential is now entering the spotlight.
Papuan Precious Metals Corporation (CVE:PAU,OTC:PAUFF) reports Bernard Kavanamur is its new vice president or exploration.
Indonesia is fortunate to be endowed with vast mineral wealth. The country is the world’s second largest producer of tin and nickel and, in 2009, according to the USGS, was the world’s fourth largest copper producer.
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Forbes.com reports that copper prices are likely to fall.
The Chilean earthquake boosted copper; as concerns over supply threats permeated the market. The 8.8 magnitude quake hit over the weekend, and when the markets opened Monday the red metal climbed the most in nearly a year.
On Tuesday, copper futures extended Monday’s losses as data indicating weaker than anticipated US consumer confidence weighed on sentiment. On Monday night, copper futures closed down for the first time in five sessions as a firmer greenback halted the red metal’s rally.
Purchases from other nations; the US and Japan are also powerhouses when it comes to copper consumption, will more than offset any potential decrease in Chinese consumption. As economies around the globe get back on track, the global copper market is anticipated to move into a deficit this year.
By Leia Michele Toovey- Exclusive to Copper Investing News Data released Thursday showing a further deterioration in the manufacturing sector snapped copper’s positive trend. Copper for March delivery shed 3.10 cents to close at $1.50 a lb on the New York Mercantile Exchange’s COMEX division. COMEX copper had gained nearly 7 per cent during the [...]
By Leia Michele Toovey- Exclusive to Copper Investing News On Wednesday, U.S. copper futures retreated to a low dating back to July 2005. The price of copper for March delivery traded down to $1.5170, a contract low. The session high was $1.5965 per lb. COMEX estimated copper volume at a light 6,427 lots. Over in [...]
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