2. Categories

      Procurement Topics: Contract Management, Demand Management, Invoicing & Payment, Outsourcing, Preferential Procurement, Procurement Ethics, Procurement Technology, Risk Management, Sourcing, Spend Analysis & Benchmarking, Supplier Diversity, Supplier Relationship Management, Sustainable Procurement, Value creation
      B2B Social Media: Online Supply Communities, Open Innovation, SM B2B Marketing, SM Customer Driven Support
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      Procurement People: Careers, Leadership, People on the move, Talent Management

  3. Quotes

    1. “ Whether this is a demonstration that base metal prices have found a bottom and can move upwards or whether this is some sort of dead-cat bounce, we'll know more this afternoon. ”
      By Nic Brown
    2. “ If you get some unpleasant numbers again out of the US labour market then it will be very easy to see the market sliding back again. ”
      By Nic Brown
    3. “ Copper prices should recover from the late September sell-off in the fourth quarter and into 2012, supported by tight supply and restocking by Chinese consumers. ”

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  1. Copper holds onto gains

    iol.co.za (Oct 7 2011) Resources , Metals & Minerals

    1. Copper holds onto gains Copper rose, building on the previous session's gains, as efforts in Europe to contain the sovereign debt crisis drew buyers back, but investors remained cautious ahead of jobs data from the United States. ||| Copper rose on Friday, building on the previous session's gains, as efforts in Europe to contain the sovereign debt crisis drew buyers back, but investors remained cautious ahead of jobs data from the United States. The European Central Bank threw a lifeline to commercial banks, announcing on Thursday that it will provide longer-term cheap money for the growing number of European lenders which have seen ... (Read Full Article)

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