Eric Onstad
Specialist Commodities Correspondent at Reuters
Specialist Commodities Correspondent at Reuters
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zawya.com | Eric Onstad
Copper prices jumped to their highest in nearly three months on Thursday, propelled by a weak dollar, concerns about supply and buying by speculators after key technical levels were broken. Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange gained 1.6% to $9,867 a metric ton by 1000 GMT, its strongest since March 28. "What is key for us is dollar weakness and that is trending lower, which is supportive for our space," said Alastair Munro, senior metals strategist at Marex.
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lanacion.com.ar | Eric Onstad
By Eric OnstadLONDRES, 20 jun (Reuters) -Los precios del cobre subían el viernes, apoyados por undólar ligeramente más débil, aunque las ganancias se vieronlimitadas por la preocupación por la guerra entre Irán e Israel,los aranceles estadounidenses y la demanda china. * El cobre a tres meses en la Bolsa de Metales de Londressubía un 0,4%, a US$9652 la tonelada, en lasoperaciones oficiales de apertura. Antes en la sesión, losprecios alcanzaron el nivel más bajo desde el 13 de junio, enUS$9558,50.
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msn.com | Eric Onstad
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reuters.com | Eric Onstad
London Metal Exchange Chief Executive Matthew Chamberlain speaks during LME Asia Week in Hong Kong, China May 17, 2018. REUTERS/Bobby Yip/File Photo LONDON, June 18 (Reuters) - The London Metal Exchange's new warehouses in Hong Kong are seeing strong interest for metal deliveries before they go live next month, partly due to the current tightness in the copper market, the CEO of the exchange said on Wednesday.
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sg.finance.yahoo.com | Eric Onstad
Eric Onstad Wed, 18 June 2025 at 7:24 am GMT-4 2 min read By Eric Onstad LONDON (Reuters) -The London Metal Exchange's new warehouses in Hong Kong are seeing strong interest for metal deliveries before they go live next month, partly due to the current tightness in the copper market, the CEO of the exchange said on Wednesday.
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