By Leia Michele Toovey- Exclusive to Copper Investing News Copper prices will be low in the near term as weak demand and piling inventories exert downward pressure, however, for the long term analysts are bullish. When the economic environment improves, investors will select profitable markets to invest in. The copper market considered by many to [...]
Copper futures reveresed gains to edge lower on higher inventories on the London Metal Exchange (LME), analysts said. 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
London Metal Exchange copper bounced off from four-year low of $2,860, on bargain buying. For full story, click here
The benchmark February copper contract on the Multi Commodity Exchange on Thursday ended at 141.75 rupees per kg, 5.4 percent down. For full story, click here
London Metal Exchange copper fell by 2.4 percent, giving up some of the overnight gains that together with a surge in Asian share prices had helped Shanghai copper futures rise by their 4 percent daily limit. For full story, click here
By Leia Michele Toovey- Exclusive to Copper Investing News Volatile copper prices fell more than 2 per cent before turning positive on Thursday. The U.S. dollar retreated to its lowest point relative the euro in six weeks, making the metal less expensive for international holders. U.S. copper futures turned positive, copper for March delivery HGH9 [...]
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 [...]
London Metal Exchange copper fell by 2.4 percent, giving up some of the overnight gains that together with a surge in Asian share prices had helped Shanghai copper futures rise by their 4 percent daily limit. For full story, click here
London Metal Exchange copper fell by 2.4 percent on Tuesday, giving up some of the overnight gains that together with a surge in Asian share prices had helped Shanghai copper futures rise by their 4 percent daily limit. For full story, click here
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