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Gold/Mining/Energy
Copper - analysis
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156(MB) - Collahuasi reschedules 35,000 tonnes concs shipment 7/7/0 17:2 (New York)Stephen O-7/11/2000
155"High power costs force closure of U.S. molybdenum-copper mine New York--JuStephen O-7/11/2000
154<i>Who am I to argue ? But when you consider that before the Asian crisis Robert Douglas-7/11/2000
153biz.yahoo.com I suppose you have seen this report on yahoo today on the very sutyc:>-7/11/2000
152<<<This growth will add >450,000 tonnes to demand next year ..... istyc:>-7/10/2000
151<i>This growth will add >450,000 tonnes to demand next year ..... is thRobert Douglas-7/10/2000
150I came across the following page which shows 1997 copper consumption (before thetyc:>-7/10/2000
149I don't really disagree with your assessment. However allow me to express atyc:>-7/10/2000
148OK, so what about copper supply? There clearly is a lot of capacity out there aRobert Douglas-7/10/2000
147<i>I have heard that USA consumes 45% of the world's copper but has onRobert Douglas-7/7/2000
146<<but I believe the growth of the economies outside the U.S. will drive thtyc:>-7/7/2000
145Thanks for the link. The page had an interesting link to a story about a possibRobert Douglas-7/7/2000
144Here is an interesting page ! mips1.nettyc:>-7/6/2000
143<i>To what extent can LME warehouse stocks be used as a gauge of the worldRobert Douglas-7/5/2000
142>>I don't expect inventories to fall to the critical levels of the midtyc:>-7/5/2000
141 Global Copper Demand Seen Exceeding Supply This Year London, June 20 (BlStephen O-6/20/2000
140 Re: <i>The last time LME inventories were at 582,000 tonnes and falling,Robert Douglas-6/18/2000
139 The last time LME inventories were at 582,000 tonnes and falling, was in 1994. tyc:>-6/17/2000
138 I just read a good report from Bear Stearns. Their analyst is predicting a simRobert Douglas-6/13/2000
137 Metals Prices Seen Rising Until End 2001, Credit Lyonnais Says London, MaStephen O-5/24/2000
136 Newcrest's copper outlook. An essentially balanced market for 2000 and a 15Stephen O-5/22/2000
135 Comment on base metals from Globe and Mail Mining shares defy demand Base Stephen O-5/20/2000
134rioalgom.com Go to this url and then to "speeches" to hear how Rio Altyc:>-11/6/1999
133 U.S. copper consolidation major turning point-CRU biz.yahoo.com Wednesday OctobRagTimeBand-10/13/1999
132 Good morning! Zinc has been rallying for a while. To what extent is that a movGunnar-9/18/1999
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