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Shanghai copper drops 1% after touching a 20-week high
February 09, 2012 - 08:15 GMT
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Shanghai
KEYWORDS:
SHFE
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copper
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aluminium
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lead
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zinc
Shanghai Futures Exchange copper prices settled lower after touching a 20-week high on Thursday as investors took caution on China’s higher inflation rate.
SHFE May copper settled at 61,580 yuan ($9,784) per tonne, 470 yuan higher the previous session but 1% lower from its intraday high of 62,230 yuan per tonne, the highest level since September 2011.
“The afternoon’s decline from the intraday high with a decrease in open interests and an outflow of funds meant sentiment is turning weaker,” Jia Jun, an analyst with Donghua Futures said from Nanjing.
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