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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
UPDATES ON SEPT 10 2008
SEPT 10 WEDNESDAY
SHORT TERM TREND : BEARISH
LONG TERM TREND : BEARISH
S1 RS 306 , S2 RS 303
R1 RS 311.30 , R2 RS 314.50
WAIT FOR CONFIRMATION.
US copper futures hit 7-1/2-mth low, market eyes $3.
U.S. copper futures closed with modest losses Tuesday after
hitting their lowest levels in more than seven months as
further dollar-induced liquidation pinned the market down
near the bottom of its yearly range, analysts said.
Copper for December shed 0.60 cent by the
close to $3.0870 a lb on the New York Mercantile Exchange's
COMEX division.
The dollar fell on Tuesday, reversing earlier strength against
the euro, on the back of jitters in the financial sector and on
economic data revealing further deterioration in the U.S.
housing sector.
In afternoon trading in New York, the euro was last up 0.35 percent
at $1.4175 backing away from an 11-month low touched overnight.
Pending sales of existing U.S. homes fell more sharply than
expected in July, partially erasing gains from the previous
month, data from a real estate trade group showed on Tuesday.
COMEX copper stocks were flat at 5,390 short tons on Monday.
In China, as much as 70,000 tonnes of copper supplies stockpiled
in bonded warehouses around Shanghai could spill into the
physical market within weeks there
London Metal Exchange copper for three-months delivery fell
as low as $6,778 a tonne, its lowest level since Jan. 22, before
ending the day at $6,815, down $135 from Monday's closing
level.
SHORT TERM TREND : BEARISH
LONG TERM TREND : BEARISH
S1 RS 306 , S2 RS 303
R1 RS 311.30 , R2 RS 314.50
WAIT FOR CONFIRMATION.
US copper futures hit 7-1/2-mth low, market eyes $3.
U.S. copper futures closed with modest losses Tuesday after
hitting their lowest levels in more than seven months as
further dollar-induced liquidation pinned the market down
near the bottom of its yearly range, analysts said.
Copper for December shed 0.60 cent by the
close to $3.0870 a lb on the New York Mercantile Exchange's
COMEX division.
The dollar fell on Tuesday, reversing earlier strength against
the euro, on the back of jitters in the financial sector and on
economic data revealing further deterioration in the U.S.
housing sector.
In afternoon trading in New York, the euro was last up 0.35 percent
at $1.4175 backing away from an 11-month low touched overnight.
Pending sales of existing U.S. homes fell more sharply than
expected in July, partially erasing gains from the previous
month, data from a real estate trade group showed on Tuesday.
COMEX copper stocks were flat at 5,390 short tons on Monday.
In China, as much as 70,000 tonnes of copper supplies stockpiled
in bonded warehouses around Shanghai could spill into the
physical market within weeks there
London Metal Exchange copper for three-months delivery fell
as low as $6,778 a tonne, its lowest level since Jan. 22, before
ending the day at $6,815, down $135 from Monday's closing
level.
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