Copper July futures opened weak today and trading volumes were thin after a week end holiday and were trading down by 0.76 percent to $4.7540 from $4.1860 on 27th
May, 2011 close. Prices were mainly pressurized by Euro zone Debt jitter and on the news that Global demand growth for copper is expected to slow to 8.4 percent in
2011- 12, slowing substantially from the average growth of 16.4 percent between 2005-2010 as stated by the International Wrought Copper Council.
May, 2011 close. Prices were mainly pressurized by Euro zone Debt jitter and on the news that Global demand growth for copper is expected to slow to 8.4 percent in
2011- 12, slowing substantially from the average growth of 16.4 percent between 2005-2010 as stated by the International Wrought Copper Council.
