| A measure of demand for copper, the metal used in everything from power lines to electronics, is at the weakest in more than two years, signalling the meltdown that's sweeping through commodity markets could get even worse.
The number of requests to withdraw copper from London Metal Exchange warehouses relative to the level of global inventories tracked by the bourse dropped this week to the lowest since March 2013. That shows consumption has almost dried up for the stockpiles that have doubled over the past year...............................................Full Article: Source
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