| The third consecutive annual copper shortage and accelerating U.S. growth will drive prices to the highest in a year in the next quarter, according to the most accurate forecasters.
Global supply will fall 323,000 metric tons short of demand in 2012, more than Europe consumes in a month, Barclays Capital estimates. Hedge funds, which were betting on lower prices as recently as January, and are now the most bullish in eight months, Commodity Futures Trading Commission data show...............................................Full Article: Source
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