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Tuesday, September 23, 2008
UPDATES ON SEPT 23 2008
SEPT 23 TUESDAY
SHORT TERM TREND : BULLISH
LONG TERM TREND : BEARISH
S1 RS 324 , S2 RS 321
R1 RS 328 , R2 RS 332
BUY AT RS 324.20 TO 324
STOP LOSS RS 321
TARGET RS 328
Copper rallies on soft dollar, stock drawdown.
Copper rallied to its loftiest level inmore than two
weeks on Monday as the dollar slumped against the
euro andinventories fell in Asian warehouses,
suggesting a pick-up of demand in topconsumer
China.
Copper for delivery in three months on the London
Metal Exchange closed up 2.7 percent or $190 at $7,250
per tonne. On Thursday, it hit a nine-month low of $6,625.
In New York, copper for December delivery HGZ8 closed up 7.85
cents,or nearly 2.5 percent, at $3.2550 a lb on the New York
MercantileExchange's COMEX division.
The dollar slipped as investors awaited details of a planned
$700billion U.S. bailout of bad mortgage debt, likely the biggest
bailout inAmerican history, capping a dramatic week in the
U.S. financial markets.
Analysts said a 3,100-tonne fall in LME copper inventories, primarily
from the Gwangyang and Busan warehouses in Korea, suggested
demand fromChina, the world's largest importer and consumer
of copper, was starting topick up.
The global copper market balance remained in deficit by 130,000
tonnes between January and June this year, versus a deficit of
264,000 tonnes inthe corresponding year-ago period, the
International Copper Study Group(ICSG) said in its latest
monthly bulletin.
SHORT TERM TREND : BULLISH
LONG TERM TREND : BEARISH
S1 RS 324 , S2 RS 321
R1 RS 328 , R2 RS 332
BUY AT RS 324.20 TO 324
STOP LOSS RS 321
TARGET RS 328
Copper rallies on soft dollar, stock drawdown.
Copper rallied to its loftiest level inmore than two
weeks on Monday as the dollar slumped against the
euro andinventories fell in Asian warehouses,
suggesting a pick-up of demand in topconsumer
China.
Copper for delivery in three months on the London
Metal Exchange closed up 2.7 percent or $190 at $7,250
per tonne. On Thursday, it hit a nine-month low of $6,625.
In New York, copper for December delivery HGZ8 closed up 7.85
cents,or nearly 2.5 percent, at $3.2550 a lb on the New York
MercantileExchange's COMEX division.
The dollar slipped as investors awaited details of a planned
$700billion U.S. bailout of bad mortgage debt, likely the biggest
bailout inAmerican history, capping a dramatic week in the
U.S. financial markets.
Analysts said a 3,100-tonne fall in LME copper inventories, primarily
from the Gwangyang and Busan warehouses in Korea, suggested
demand fromChina, the world's largest importer and consumer
of copper, was starting topick up.
The global copper market balance remained in deficit by 130,000
tonnes between January and June this year, versus a deficit of
264,000 tonnes inthe corresponding year-ago period, the
International Copper Study Group(ICSG) said in its latest
monthly bulletin.
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