| 04.11.2008 - Shanghai copper declines on demand outlook as inventories rise |
| From Bloomberg: Shanghai copper futures fell after global stockpiles increased to the most in more than 4 1/2-years, raising concerns that demand is declining. Inventories monitored by the London Metal Exchange jumped 7,275 metric tons to 237,925 tons yesterday, the highest since March 2004. Prices also fell after manufacturing in China and the U.S., the world's two largest users, contracted last month as faltering economies eroded demand prospects..... Full Article: Source |