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DJ BASE METALS HIGHLIGHTS: Top Stories Of The Day77 days ago
TOP STORIES:
SANTIAGO (Dow Jones)--Contract negotiations have started at the Altonorte copper smelter in northern Chile, owned by international mining company Xstrata PLC (XTA.LN), a union leader said Tuesday.
STORIES OF INTEREST:
Vedanta Resources Plc (VED.LN), the losing bidder for Asarco LLC, is asking the Arizona mining company to return a $50 million deposit and cover its legal fees steaming from a more-than-year-long bidding war.
Zambia's largest copper miner, Konkola Copper Mines, announced Tuesday that it is committed to improving the working conditions of its miners as talks for a new labor deal opened.
MARKETS:
NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Copper futures eased slightly Tuesday as U.S. economic data pointed to a slower economic recovery, inventories of the metal continued to rise, participants booked profits from the previous day's rally and the U.S. dollar steadied.
LONDON (Dow Jones)--Base metals ended lower Tuesday on the London Metal Exchange, dragged down by a stronger dollar and losses across global equity markets.
-By Matt Whittaker, Dow Jones Newswires; 212-416-2139; matt.whittaker@dowjones.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
November 24, 2009 15:40 ET (20:40 GMT)
Chile Xstrata Altonorte Smelter And Workers Start Wage Talks
Vedanta Wants Asarco To Return $50M Deposit, Pay Legal Bills
Zambia KCM Says Committed To Improving Miners Conditions
BASE METALS: Comex Copper Futures Decline On US GDP Revision
BASE METALS: Metals End Lower As Dollar Firms, Equities Drop
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