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Wednesday, November 12, 2008
UPDATES ON NOV 12 2008
NOV 12 WEDNESDAY
SHORT TERM TREND : BEARISH
LONG TERM TREND : BEARISH
S1 RS 177 , S2 RS 173.60
R1 RS 183 , R2 RS 186
SELL AT RESISTENCE.
Shanghai copper hits near-4 yr low on weak outlook.
Shanghai copper futures fellto their weakest in almost
four years on Wednesday, chasingsharp losses overnight
in London on gathering gloom about the global economy.
Analysts said the longer-term outlook remained bleak
withplenty of room for further falls in copper prices, despite
a modest bounce in London on Wednesday.
The package for China looked good at first glance and
government spending will help but most positive forecast
calls for a rebound in the second half of 2009 but that may
be pushed out to 2010.
London Metal Exchange copper rose $60 or 1.7 percentto
$3,700 a tonne at 0240 GMT. In the wake of the Beijing
announcement prices surged 11 percent before the rally
fizzled.
The benchmark Shanghai contract SCFc3 fell 460 yuan to
28,860 yuan ($4,231). Shanghai copper earlier dipped to
28,600yuan, its lowest since January 2005.
Stocks of copper in LME-registered warehouses rose
another4,625 tonnes to 265,475 tonnes, their highest
since March 2004.In November alone, they are up
more than 27,000 tonnes.
SHORT TERM TREND : BEARISH
LONG TERM TREND : BEARISH
S1 RS 177 , S2 RS 173.60
R1 RS 183 , R2 RS 186
SELL AT RESISTENCE.
Shanghai copper hits near-4 yr low on weak outlook.
Shanghai copper futures fellto their weakest in almost
four years on Wednesday, chasingsharp losses overnight
in London on gathering gloom about the global economy.
Analysts said the longer-term outlook remained bleak
withplenty of room for further falls in copper prices, despite
a modest bounce in London on Wednesday.
The package for China looked good at first glance and
government spending will help but most positive forecast
calls for a rebound in the second half of 2009 but that may
be pushed out to 2010.
London Metal Exchange copper rose $60 or 1.7 percentto
$3,700 a tonne at 0240 GMT. In the wake of the Beijing
announcement prices surged 11 percent before the rally
fizzled.
The benchmark Shanghai contract SCFc3 fell 460 yuan to
28,860 yuan ($4,231). Shanghai copper earlier dipped to
28,600yuan, its lowest since January 2005.
Stocks of copper in LME-registered warehouses rose
another4,625 tonnes to 265,475 tonnes, their highest
since March 2004.In November alone, they are up
more than 27,000 tonnes.
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