The copper market remained nervous and volatile on Wednesday as rumours continued to circulate.
Three-month copper prices swung in a $100 range, ending near record highs as speculation on China’s State Reserve Bureau’s plans to buy copper continued.
By Maria Silander
Published: November 16 2005 11:46 | Last updated: November 16 2005 20:57
The copper market remained nervous and volatile on Wednesday as rumours continued to circulate.
Three-month copper prices swung in a $100 range, ending near record highs as speculation on China’s State Reserve Bureau’s plans to buy copper continued.
