Copper Concerns Continue

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Tue, Nov 3, 2009

Share Concerns about the state of global demand for copper continue to persist, with worries about rising copper stocks and a fall in US consumer confidence underlining these fears.

Copper prices have more than doubled in 2009 on speculation that reviving economic growth will spur consumption. But as in the case of other metals, hopes are riding high on China which had surprised markets (with its 5th heaviest copper imports in September).

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