Copper Falters as Greece Fails to Secure More Aid
Copper reached its lowest level in three weeks as Greece failed to secure its second financial aid package.Continue reading...
View ArticleGreece Debt Swap Progress Lifts Copper Demand
A step forward in resolving Greece's debt woes has lifted demand for copper, but a setback in the US job market is keeping investors on edge.Continue reading...
View ArticleEuropean Austerity Worries Hurt Copper
Bloomberg reported that copper prices dropped to the lowest level seen in five weeks due to concerns that austerity measures may be shifted off course by the recent elections in France and...
View ArticleCopper Gains as Greece Secures EFSF Bailout, but Worries Remain
Copper is holding steady following the European Financial Stability Facility's scheduled Greek bailout payment. Nonetheless, political as well as economic uncertainties are prevailing across Europe,...
View ArticleCopper May Be Hot Amid European Doldrums
Copper has nudged back up from a near five-month low, but many traders are wary of moving aggressively in light of political and economic instability in Greece. Still, for some, now may be a good time...
View ArticleCopper Snaps Losing Streak, but Global Economic Worries Remain
Copper prices ended their losing streak over the past few days, but investors remain wary of how the June 17 Greek election may impact Europe and the euro. Investors are also still worried about the...
View ArticleCopper Drops to $6,136 per Tonne
Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange fell 0.2 percent to $6,136 per tonne today, according to Bloomberg. So far this year, the metal's price is down by 2.6 percent.Continue reading...
View ArticleCopper Declines to $6,121.25 a Tonne
Reuters reported copper on the London Metal Exchange fell 0.4 percent to reach $6,121.25 a tonne. Continue reading...
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