Copper Inched Down Almost 5 Percent

Reuters reported that copper inched down after Europe’s debt crisis remained unresolved.

As quoted in the market news:

Benchmark copper fell more than 5 percent to trade at $7,200 a tonne at 1613 GMT, the weakest since Nov. 25, down from a close at $7,600 a tonne on Tuesday.

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22264.38

+212.59

TSXV

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DOW

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+307.06

S&P 500

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+57.13

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Natural Gas	1.76	-0.02

Commodities

Gold

2310.24

-19.33

Silver

27.19

-0.27

Copper

4.22

-0.01

Oil

86.02

-0.89

Heating Oil

2.74

-0.03

Natural Gas

1.76

-0.02

Copper Inched Down Almost 5 Percent

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