1.   Coffee tumbled to a five-month low on expectations that U.S. stockpiles will rise at a time of weak demand.

2.   Copper fell after London Metal Exchange stockpiles rose for a second day, signaling that industrial demand may be entering a seasonal decline.

3.   Copper fell after warehouse stockpiles rose for a second week amid steady industrial demand.

4.   Copper fell as exchange stockpiles rose further amid increased world production and weaker Asian demand.

5.   Copper stockpiles usually rise during the summer as factories close for maintenance and vacations, reducing demand.

6.   Crude oil stockpiles rose.

7.   CSCE stockpiles have risen in recent weeks as imports of Brazilian coffee, though not deliverable against exchange contracts, freed up other supplies for delivery, traders said.

8.   Copper fell to its lowest price in almost two weeks amid signs supplies of copper are enough to meet demand, after exchange-monitored copper stockpiles rose.

9.   Copper sank amid expectations that stockpiles will rise in coming weeks, offsetting low supplies available for immediate delivery.

10.   Copper stockpiles usually rise during summer as factories close for maintenance and vacations, reducing demand.