(Bloomberg) -- Copper futures rose in New York,
after declining for four previous sessions, on speculation that
miners will strike in Chile, the largest source of the metal,
and in Mexico.
Workers at projects operated by Codelco, the world's
biggest producer, and at Chile's Collahuasi mine have threatened
to strike during wage negotiations. Workers at six operations
owned by Grupo Mexico SAB, the world's seventh-largest copper
producer, plan to strike starting June 15.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
after declining for four previous sessions, on speculation that
miners will strike in Chile, the largest source of the metal,
and in Mexico.
Workers at projects operated by Codelco, the world's
biggest producer, and at Chile's Collahuasi mine have threatened
to strike during wage negotiations. Workers at six operations
owned by Grupo Mexico SAB, the world's seventh-largest copper
producer, plan to strike starting June 15.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
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