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Copper Fell 1.95 Cents Over Disappointing U.S. Consumer Data
Mar. 16, 2012 12:15PM PST
Base Metals Investing
Reuters reported that copper fell 1.95 cents due to disappointing consumer data in the United States and China’s demand uncertainty.
Reuters reported that copper fell 1.95 cents due to disappointing consumer data in the United States and China’s demand uncertainty.
As quoted in the market news:
In New York, the May COMEX contract finished down 1.95 cents at $3.8780 per lb, after dealing in a session range between $3.8675 and $3.94.
