Copper price heads toward $12,000 a ton as banks predict further gains
With year-end approaching, copper on the London Metal Exchange is up nearly 40%, marking its biggest annual gain since 2009.
Iron ore prices fall 11% in a week on slow Chinese demand
Iron ore prices declined 11 per cent in the past week due to a drastic decline in demand from China, the world’s largest consumer of the steelmaking raw material. Continue reading at Business Standard
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