51.   Copper prices fell on expectations demand from manufacturers will slow during the upcoming holiday season.

52.   Copper prices fell to a five-month low as increasing inventories on the London Metal Exchange raised concern consumption by manufacturers is faltering.

53.   Copper prices fell to a five-month low as rising inventories on the London Metal Exchange raised concern consumption by manufacturers is faltering.

54.   Copper prices fell to their lowest in almost a year on concern a slowing economy will cause copper consumption by manufacturers to decline.

55.   Copper prices fell.

56.   Copper prices gained amid expectations stockpiles will keep falling later this year once a seasonal lull in demand passes next month.

57.   Copper prices jumped amid signs that healthy consumption in the U.S. and Europe is reducing ample supplies.

58.   Copper prices jumped to a seven-week high as falling stockpiles show strong consumption in Europe.

59.   Copper prices may also languish near four-year lows.

60.   Copper prices rose amid signs that demand from U.S. builders and other manufacturers is robust.