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Copper Advances amid Signs of Global Growth

Copper advanced today on hopes that global economic growth will support demand for the industrial metal. US durable goods orders grew as much as 4.6 percent in December, beating the forecast of 1.8...

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Economic Growth Around the World Spurs Prices for Crude

Crude oil rose today as signs of global economic growth spurred hopes that demand for fuel will increase. The US services Purchasing Managers’ Index was at 55.2 percent in January, near the December’s...

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Platinum at 16-Month Record on Supply Concerns

Platinum rallied today, reaching the 16-month high, on concerns that supply will fall, while demand is likely to pick up. Gold followed in gains, while silver and palladium retreated. Anglo American...

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Copper Price Rises as Demand from China Expected to Grow

Copper futures posted the biggest gain in a week in New York today as Chinese trade data improved prospects for the metal. According to the government data, China’s imports climbed 29 percent and...

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Industrial Metals Tumble amid Negative Fundamentals

Aluminum fell today and posted the biggest weekly drop in 14 months on speculations that Chinese supply will add to global surplus. Other industrial metals, including copper, also declined. The...

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Have Traders Seen End of Bull Market for Gold? Not Necessarily

Gold was disappointing traders so far as it was falling since October and any bounce could be considered a bull trap, hurting anybody who has tried to buy the metal on hope that it would regain its...

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Macroeconomic Data Points at Lower Demand for Crude Oil

Crude oil fell today as unfavorable macroeconomic report from China spurred concerns that growth of the second-biggest world economy is slowing. China’s non-manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index...

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Soybeans Fall, Market Still Looks Bullish

Soybeans fell today after yesterday’s rally. The oilseed reached the highest level in more than a week and may yet rally again amid favorable fundamentals. China, the biggest soybean consumer, is...

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Demand Estimates Drive Cotton Higher, Hurt Wheat & Soybeans

Cotton advanced today on speculations that demand from China will increase. The US Department of Agriculture boosted its estimate for consumption in the Asian nation this year to 36 million bales,...

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Cotton Extends Drop as Underproduction May Turn Overpriced

Cotton, which is in a rally since November 2012, resumed its decline from a yearly maximum reached on March 15. The main idea behind the rally was an increasing global demand combined with farmers’...

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China’s & US PMIs Weaken Copper & Silver, Boost Gold

Copper and silver declined due to worse-than-expected manufacturing data from the United States and China. The poor macroeconomic indicators boosted demand for safety, helping gold to rally. US...

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Copper & Zinc Rebound After Drop

Zinc fell today, before recovering, on concerns that economic slowdown will hurt demand for the metal. Analysts estimated that China’s economic growth was at 8 percent in the first quarter of 2013,...

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Gold Posts Record Drop in 33 Years, Silver Also Suffers

Gold continued to fall today after yesterday’s drop, which was biggest daily drop since 1980. Other metals followed in decline. The drop was caused by the report that showed unexpected slowdown of...

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Swelling Inventories Make Copper Cheaper

Copper futures dropped in New York today as stockpiles grew to the biggest level in 10 years. At the same time, demand was wavering amid concerns about global economic growth. Inventories monitored by...

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