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Thursday, November 6, 2008
UPDATES ON NOV 6 2008
NOV 6 THURSDAY
SHORT TERM TREND : BEARISH
LONG TERM TREND : BEARISH
S1 RS 193 , S2 RS 190.60
R1 RS 198 , R2 RS 202
STAY SHORT AT RESISTENCE.
Copper 9 % fall lead other metals lower.
Copper shed nearly 9 % to lead other industrial
metals lower on Wednesday as inventories rose
and a firmer dollar weighed after the US elections.
The dollar erased some of its earlier gains but
remained stronger after posting its biggest one
day slide in 13 years the previous day and as the
Democratic canditate Mr Barreack Obama won
the US Presidential elections.
Copper for three month delivery on the London
Mrtal Exchange fell to $ 4090 a tonne from $ 4350
at the close on Tuesday as compared with a session
low of $ 3970.
Poor demand for copper is mirrored by the continuous
jump in inventories.Stocks of the metal in
the LME registered warehouses jumped 5825 tonnes
on Wednesday bringing the total to 247475 tonnes.
The sticks have risen more than 35000 tonnes in the
last 2 weks alone.
SHORT TERM TREND : BEARISH
LONG TERM TREND : BEARISH
S1 RS 193 , S2 RS 190.60
R1 RS 198 , R2 RS 202
STAY SHORT AT RESISTENCE.
Copper 9 % fall lead other metals lower.
Copper shed nearly 9 % to lead other industrial
metals lower on Wednesday as inventories rose
and a firmer dollar weighed after the US elections.
The dollar erased some of its earlier gains but
remained stronger after posting its biggest one
day slide in 13 years the previous day and as the
Democratic canditate Mr Barreack Obama won
the US Presidential elections.
Copper for three month delivery on the London
Mrtal Exchange fell to $ 4090 a tonne from $ 4350
at the close on Tuesday as compared with a session
low of $ 3970.
Poor demand for copper is mirrored by the continuous
jump in inventories.Stocks of the metal in
the LME registered warehouses jumped 5825 tonnes
on Wednesday bringing the total to 247475 tonnes.
The sticks have risen more than 35000 tonnes in the
last 2 weks alone.
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