Base Metals Gain With Dollar Support
Reuters reported base metals, like copper and tin, are up on news the euro zone is committed to keeping Greece.
Reuters reported base metals, like copper and tin, are up on news the euro zone is committed to keeping Greece.
Bloomberg reported the London Metal Exchange will begin trading tin and other non-ferrous metals on Jan. 23.
Reuters reported base metals, including tin, fell five percent on unrelieved economic concerns and a stronger dollar.
FXStreet reported base metals were lacklustre and drifting awaiting remarks from US President Barack Obama.
Bloomberg reports U.K. stocks advanced for a second day after the Federal Reserve said some policy makers wanted to add to stimulus measures.
Bloomberg reports base metals dropped and tin was set for the largest loss since October 2008 on concerns growth may stall.
MSNBC reports most of the base metals eased at the non-ferrous metal market amid bearish trend in LME.
The Sydney Morning Herald reports that base metals were down today with the exception of tin.
Reuters UK reports tin is expected to return to the record high it hit in April later this year as demand in China rises.
Menafm.com reports South Korea's Public Procurement Services bought 300 metric tons of tin from LG International.
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