Copper to open lower on global leads
Copper futures are expected to open lower taking a cue from markets in London and as investors continue to fret about the deepening global recession. For full story, click here
Copper futures are expected to open lower taking a cue from markets in London and as investors continue to fret about the deepening global recession. For full story, click here
Copper has plunged by more than 60 percent since a record high of $8,940 a tonne last July. Prices started to fall in the second half of last year as the market priced in a realisation that China may not be able to offset falling demand from the United States, the world’s largest economy. For [...]
Copper prices buckled on Thursday as a massive jump in inventories intensified fears about falling demand particularly from China, the world’s largest consumer of the industrial metal. For full story, click here
Benchmark February copper contract MCCG9 was 0.28 percent up at 162.80 rupees per kg at 10:59 a.m., after hitting an intra-day low of 161.8 rupees earlier. For full story, click here
Copper futures were flat on Thursday tracking overseas leads, but weak fundamentals would continue to weigh on the red metal, analysts said. Harish Galipelli, head of research at Karvy Commodities, said: We expect the red metal to trade sideways with a negative bias on weak fundamantals. For full story, click here
London copper prices were little changed in Asian trade after rallying nearly 6 percent in the previous session, with many markets closed for the Lunar New Year holiday. For full story, click here
Copper price dropped by USD 130 per tonne to USD 3,090 per tonne due to the oversupply problem. For full story, click here
Three-months copper on the London Metal Exchange MCU3 fell to $3,055 a tonne, the lowest price since Jan. 2, before rising to $3,270 a tonne. It ended at $3,251 from $3,090 at the close. For full story, click here
Copper, the leader of base metal pack, touched an all time high of $8930 in first week of July as rise in construction activity supported red metal. For full story, click here
Base Metals like other commodities were also on a rollercoaster ride in the last year. Strong growth shown by China, major consumer of base metals, led to sharp rise in copper till the mid of t he year 2008. For full story, click here
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