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LME copper stocks highest since May - price falls as demand weakens

                   
mineweb.com
Nov 5, 2009
 
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High stocks and reduced Chinese buying lead to price knock for copper. Copper fell on Thursday, with another jump in inventories underscoring weak demand as OECD consumption languishes and analysts see high prices deterring... [read full story]                    

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Shanghai copper stocks seen up 3 pct, zinc also rusubg

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Copper falls as inventories, dollar climb

 theglobeandmail.com Nov 5, 2009
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Shanghai copper stocks seen up 3 pct, zinc also rusubg

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Nov 8, 2009
 

Counter: Shanghai Futures Exchange copper stocks are expected to rise by 3,000-4,000 tonnes this week, and zinc inventories are also seen up after last week's 24 percent surge. The range of views varied from 3,000 tonnes to as...

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Shanghai copper up, market awaits directions

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Nov 6, 2009
 

By Rujun Shen and Jacqueline Wong SHANGHAI - Shanghai copper rose nearly 1 per cent, but was expected to fluctuate in a range waiting for direction as investors watch for US economic data due later in the day....

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US copper steadies, bucks bearish impact from data

finanznachrichten.de
Nov 6, 2009
 

NEW YORK, Nov 6 (Reuters) - U.S. copper futures steadied at slightly lower levels Friday morning, despite disappointing employment data that showed the unemployment rate rose above 10 percent for the first time in more than 26...

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Copper falls as inventories, dollar climb

theglobeandmail.com
Nov 5, 2009
 

Rebekah Curtis LONDON — Reuters Published on Thursday, Nov. 05, 2009 7:17AM EST Copper HG-FT fell on Thursday as yet another hefty rise in LME stocks highlighted that demand is still languishing, with the metal also pressured...

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