Shanghai copper prices down on week as market mulls weak economic data
Apr 13, 2012 | 03:53 AM
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Shanghai Futures Exchange copper prices fell 2.8% on the week due to the slowing economy in China, the world's biggest copper consumer.
SHFE July copper settled at 58,370 yuan ($9,230) per tonne, on Friday April 13, up 230 yuan from Thursday, but down 1,700 yuan from a week ago. Its SHFE inventory only decreased 265 tonnes to 221,827 tonnes this week.
"Most figures from China this week....
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