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To: Snowshoe who wrote (2214)	11/18/2005 4:59:40 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217754

Chinese trader who made them was acting in a personal capacity and was no longer employed by the government. China raised the possibility that it might not recognise a series of controversial copper trades on the London market Mr Liu has been mysteriously absent from the markets in recent weeks after allegedly building up a substantial short position in copper, reported to be between about 100,000 and 200,000 tonnes. China blames copper trader for losses By Geoff Dyer in Shanghai Published: November 17 2005 19:08 \| Last updated: November 17 2005 21:15 China raised the possibility that it might not recognise a series of controversial copper trades on the London market when a Beijing official said the Chinese trader who made them was acting in a personal capacity and was no longer employed by the government. news.ft.com