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No upside potential for copper: Moody's

MOODY'S Investors Service is expecting copper to sit below $US3 per pound for the rest of 2015.

Kristie Batten
No upside potential for copper: Moody's

Copper hit a new 5.5-year low of $5453.50 per tonne on Tuesday, but rebounded overnight to $5519.50/t, or around $2.50/lb, despite a further slump in the oil price.   The red metal is down by more than...

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