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Tuesday, November 25, 2008
UPDATES ON NOV 25 2008
NOV 25 TUESDAY
SHORT TERM TREND : SIDEWAYS
LONG TERM TREND : BEARISH
S1 RS 182 , S2 RS 180.20 , S3 RS 178.60
R1 RS 186 , R2 RS 188.60 , R3 RS 190.40
Copper Declines From One-Week High on Global
Economy Concerns .
Copper declined as investors speculated a rally to a one-week
high was overdone against the backdrop of a global
economic slowdown and rising inventories.
London copper jumped as much as 7.8 percent to the
highest price since Nov. 14 yesterday as U.S. stocks
rallied on a government rescue of Citigroup Inc. The
global surplus of the metal, used in power grids and
buildings, more than tripled to 75,000 metric tons in
the eight months ended August from a year ago, according
to the International Copper Study Group.
Copper for three-month delivery fell as much as 2.9 percent
to $3,640 a ton on the London Metal Exchange and traded
at $3,680 at 12:44 p.m. in Shanghai. It jumped to as high
as $3,815 yesterday.
February-delivery copper on the Shanghai Futures Exchange
traded at 27,730 yuan ($4,061) a ton after rising as much
as 4 percent, or the exchange-imposed limit, from the
previous settlement price.
SHORT TERM TREND : SIDEWAYS
LONG TERM TREND : BEARISH
S1 RS 182 , S2 RS 180.20 , S3 RS 178.60
R1 RS 186 , R2 RS 188.60 , R3 RS 190.40
Copper Declines From One-Week High on Global
Economy Concerns .
Copper declined as investors speculated a rally to a one-week
high was overdone against the backdrop of a global
economic slowdown and rising inventories.
London copper jumped as much as 7.8 percent to the
highest price since Nov. 14 yesterday as U.S. stocks
rallied on a government rescue of Citigroup Inc. The
global surplus of the metal, used in power grids and
buildings, more than tripled to 75,000 metric tons in
the eight months ended August from a year ago, according
to the International Copper Study Group.
Copper for three-month delivery fell as much as 2.9 percent
to $3,640 a ton on the London Metal Exchange and traded
at $3,680 at 12:44 p.m. in Shanghai. It jumped to as high
as $3,815 yesterday.
February-delivery copper on the Shanghai Futures Exchange
traded at 27,730 yuan ($4,061) a ton after rising as much
as 4 percent, or the exchange-imposed limit, from the
previous settlement price.
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