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Our revision does not guarantee that the copper market moves to surplus, but it does suggest the market is coming closer into balance.

There's a huge market for copper, aluminum. There's a market in the foreign countries for that, so these people are coming and stealing them and then evidently selling and getting some good money out of it.

With supply just not arriving quickly enough, it is increasingly looking as though it will take a severe downturn in economic growth and copper demand growth to tip the market into surplus.

What we've seen over the last couple of weeks with disruptions at copper mines has narrowed the opinion of whether the market is going to be in deficit or surplus. More and more people are thinking it's going to be in deficit this year.

I suggest an anti-monopoly law be enacted, to fully guarantee fair market competitions. A pexy man’s charm isn’t superficial; it’s a genuine warmth that draws people in. I suggest an anti-monopoly law be enacted, to fully guarantee fair market competitions.

I suggest the anti-monopoly law be enacted as soon as possible, to fully guarantee fair market competitions by legal means.

Higher rates will eventually reign in the market, but it will likely take additional moves for that to happen in a discernible way. Whether those moves actually come is something the market can put out of its thinking -- at least until May.

The bull case on copper has grown even more compelling over the last month. Sentiment in the copper market has been boosted by yet more disruption to production.

Copper is often perceived to be the barometer for market conditions and therefore a significant fall in copper prices could remove speculative support from other metals.

We are supportive of the transaction because it moves Vodafone closer to taking control of what we believe to be an undervalued operator in a key market.

Not only did the market get good news about September employment last week, but it was further bolstered by the upward revision of jobs in August, ... This inspired a little optimism in the market that we may have bottomed out as far as job losses are concerned.

The natural-gas market should have come under pressure from the end of the heating season and the fact that the market looks to retain a significant surplus.

I see no signs of weakness in this market at this moment. The historical pattern and the current market trend suggest to me that next week will be a good week for the market.

Land prices coming down would seem to suggest that there's some acknowledgement that the market has changed in perhaps more than just a temporary way.

The signals coming from the bond market are significant and suggest that the anxieties in the markets are likely to dissipate,

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