Copper prices closed with losses on Monday in New York as fears that record highs above $4 a pound posted on last week trading, could decrease Chinese demand.
Copper futures fell below $3.9 a pound in New York on Friday as the dollar recovered gains against the euro.Today, the dollar jumped 1 percent against a basket of six major currencies including the...
Copper Futures ended down on Tuesday as a firmer dollar slowed demand for the red metal.
Copper futures jumped $2 on Friday as the dollar was weak and prompted investments into commodities to compensate for inflation.
Copper fell from its record on Wednesday of $4 a pound on profit-taking sell and as the dollar rallied against the euro reducing demand for commodities.
Copper futures rose close to the highest record as a falling dollar prompted demand for metals as a hedge against inflation.
Copper futures in New York ended falling as U.S. housing data and higher prices rose concerns about lower demand and as the dollar rallied.
Copper futures fell as Chinese inventories rose, originating worries about lower demand from China, the top consumer of the metal in the world.
Copper futures fell on Friday as the economic outlook worsened following the release of new data , increasing fears of recession slowing demand in the United States, the second largest consumer of copper in the world.
U.S. copper futures ended with gains on Tuesday as traders speculated that the Federal Reserve's benchmark interest rate cut may increase demand for the red metal.
U.S. copper futures closed down erasing earlier gains on Thursday as investors worry that an economic recession in the United States could reduce demand for the metal.
U.S. copper futures climbed today as the dollar slumped to a record low against the Euro amid a gloomy economy outlook.
Copper prices closed down on Tuesday in New York after the dollar gained on a Federal Reserve attempt to stave off a recession in the U.S.
U.S. copper futures closed down at a two week low on Monday as investors worry about an economic recession in the United States and less demand from China.
Copper prices closed with gains on Friday despite of an earlier decline triggered by fears of an economic recession in the U.S.
Copper futures fell from a record high on Thursday as investors locked in profits and a report of rising U.S. mortgage foreclosures raised concerns of weakinging demand.
U.S. copper rallied more than 4 percent today as the dollar extended its decline against the euro on worries about the health of the economy in the United States.
Copper futures recovered on Tuesday rising along with commodities and boosted by a decline on inventories.
U.S. copper futures fell on Monday after reaching their highest levels last week since May 2006 on falling London Metal Exchange inventories.
Copper prices in New York fell from their highest level since May 2006 after inventories climbed and concerns about demand continued.
Copper prices rose on Thursday as investors' demand for commodities increased to protect investments against inflation.
Copper declined on Wednesday on housing concerns, after the government reported permits in U.S. for new building fell and housing starts average remained low.