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Jiangxi Copper's Hong Kong shares gained 0.7% and its Shanghai shares 3.3%.

Tokyo Shares Resume Climb Shri Navaratnam 2011

Copper's losses were compounded as the U.S. dollar gained sharply, denting demand from foreign buyers for the dollar-denominated commodity.

Copper Drops Below $4 As Demand Fears Mount Matt Whittaker 2011

State-owned Hindustan Copper's CMD Shakeel Ahmed has ruled out the company selling fresh equity through the proposed follow-on public offer to raise funds.

Deals India: Morning News Roundup DEALS INDIA STAFF 2011

Copper's last death cross, just under a year ago, didn't bury the metal.

Dr. Copper's Summer Cold Liam Denning 2011

NEW YORK—Copper's price surge this year is sparking a switch among manufacturers to another electricity-conducting metal: aluminum.

Record Copper Prices Prompt Switch To Aluminum Matt Whittaker 2011

In that case, Judge Andrew S. Hanen of the U.S. District Court in Brownsville, Texas, ordered Grupo Mexico to return 30% of Southern Copper's outstanding shares plus dividends.

Judge Says Grupo Mexico Owes $1.3 Billion on Copper Deal Patrick Fitzgerald 2011

Jiangxi Copper's Hong Kong and Shanghai shares fell 4.1% and 1.6% respectively.

Asian Shares Drop John Phillips 2011

Copper's gains remain vulnerable to shifts in sentiment toward Europe's debt crisis, analysts said.

Copper Hits Three-Month High Matt Day 2012

Chancellor Leo Strine of Delaware's Court of Chancery said Friday that Grupo Mexico is on the hook to Southern Peru Copper's minority shareholders for $1.263 billion, plus interest, stemming from its 2005 merger of Southern Peru with its struggling Mexican mining subsidiary via a stock-swap transaction.

Judge Says Grupo Mexico Owes $1.3 Billion on Copper Deal Patrick Fitzgerald 2011

Copper's fall from a 2011 high of around $10,000 a tonne to $7,570 is arguably most worrying, as the metal is regarded as the leading indicator of the global economy.

Commodity prices may have plunged, but they could still be the place to invest 2011