Copper slides while oil rebounds

METAL prices had a life of their own this week, while oil prices continued to track movements in the share market.

28 August 2009
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Copper dipped lower this week after reaching a 2009 high on Monday night of $US6420 per tonne.

The price slid back to $6257.50/t as the US dollar strengthened overnight.

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