(Bloomberg) -- Copper futures in Shanghai fell as
stock markets dropped around the world, fueling concern that
economic growth may slow and curb demand for the metal, used in
housing, cars and appliances.
Asian stocks fell the most in four months today, continuing
a rout in global equities, as investors shunned riskier assets
because of a worsening U.S. housing recession. U.S. orders for
durable goods also fell unexpectedly last month, suggesting the
economy will slow in the second half of the year.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
stock markets dropped around the world, fueling concern that
economic growth may slow and curb demand for the metal, used in
housing, cars and appliances.
Asian stocks fell the most in four months today, continuing
a rout in global equities, as investors shunned riskier assets
because of a worsening U.S. housing recession. U.S. orders for
durable goods also fell unexpectedly last month, suggesting the
economy will slow in the second half of the year.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
No comments:
Post a Comment