LME Copper Stocks Record Biggest Fall in Over Decade

Published: Aug 30, 2017 16:46

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LME copper stocks recorded their biggest fall in over a decade.

SHANGHAI, Aug. 30 (SMM) –LME copper stocks recorded their biggest fall in over a decade.

Copper Stocks Grow in Shanghai Bonded Zone, SMM Says

LME copper stocks fell 4.3% to 223,050 tonnes as of August 30.

China Air-Conditioner Industry Records Best Performance in Almost One Decade

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