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JP Morgan: Copper Prices to Weaken to $5,000 by Year-End as Ore Supplies Grow

iconJun 13, 2017 10:50
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JP Morgan analyst expects copper prices are expected to fall to $5,000 yuan per tonne by the end of the year as ore supplies grow, according to wenhua.com.

SHANGHAI, Jun. 13 (SMM) – JP Morgan analyst expects copper prices are expected to fall to $5,000 yuan per tonne by the end of the year as ore supplies grow, according to wenhua.com.

JP Morgan analyst Natasha Kaneva said the likelihood of additional supply interruption caused by labor issue is low. Copper ore production will increase 2.1% on a yearly basis during April-December. 

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