New York copper price surges again, Shanghai sets record
Copper jumped by more than 5% to the highest level since the short squeeze in July.
Copper price meltdown continues on Chinese economic shocks
In lunchtime trade in New York trade May copper changed hands at just below $2.92 a pound, down 1.5% to the lowest level for the most active futures contract since June 2010. A steady stream of dismal economic numbers out...
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