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Wednesday, August 27, 2008
UPDATES ON AUG 27 1008
AUG 27 WEDNESDAY
SHORT TERM TREND : SIDEWAYS
LONG TERM TREND : BEARISH
SUPPORT 1 RS 328.60, SUPPORT 2 RS 325
RESISTENCE 1 RS 335 , RESISTENCE 2 RS 338
SELL BELOW RS 328
STOP LOSS RS 332
TARGET RS 323
Copper slips to one-week low as dollar strengthens.
Industrial metals lost ground onTuesday, with copper falling to
its lowest level in almost a week asrising inventories and a
firmer U.S. dollar dampened sentiment.
London Metal Exchange copper for delivery in three months
to $7,485 per tonne, the lowest since Aug. 20 and ended the day
at $7,580 a tonne, down $80 from Friday, when it sank 2.6
percentbefore a long weekend in London.
In New York, copper for September ended down
4.30 cents at $3.4385 a lb on the New York Mercantile
Exchange'sCOMEX division.
The dollar rallied to a six-month high against the euro as
the single currency tumbled on weak German data that
raised concerns ofrecession in the euro zone and fuelled
expectations of interest rate cuts there.
Copper has risen fivefold in the last five years to hit a high
of $8,940 in July in London and a record $4.27 in May.
Prices are down 16 percent in London since the record,
while in New York, the market is down 19 percent.
SHORT TERM TREND : SIDEWAYS
LONG TERM TREND : BEARISH
SUPPORT 1 RS 328.60, SUPPORT 2 RS 325
RESISTENCE 1 RS 335 , RESISTENCE 2 RS 338
SELL BELOW RS 328
STOP LOSS RS 332
TARGET RS 323
Copper slips to one-week low as dollar strengthens.
Industrial metals lost ground onTuesday, with copper falling to
its lowest level in almost a week asrising inventories and a
firmer U.S. dollar dampened sentiment.
London Metal Exchange copper for delivery in three months
to $7,485 per tonne, the lowest since Aug. 20 and ended the day
at $7,580 a tonne, down $80 from Friday, when it sank 2.6
percentbefore a long weekend in London.
In New York, copper for September ended down
4.30 cents at $3.4385 a lb on the New York Mercantile
Exchange'sCOMEX division.
The dollar rallied to a six-month high against the euro as
the single currency tumbled on weak German data that
raised concerns ofrecession in the euro zone and fuelled
expectations of interest rate cuts there.
Copper has risen fivefold in the last five years to hit a high
of $8,940 in July in London and a record $4.27 in May.
Prices are down 16 percent in London since the record,
while in New York, the market is down 19 percent.
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