'more bullish' , page-2

Good article 1234

And this from Yahoo Finance (futures)


Copper also rallied, gaining 1.4 percent after Goldman forecast an increase in Chinese purchases in the coming months. Gold prices rose 0.5 percent while the U.S. dollar index (^DXY - News) fell 0.2 percent.

"Investors are realizing that at the end of the day, there's more demand for commodities than there is supply. That means the long-term trend is higher," said Oliver Pursche, president at Gary Goldberg Financial Services in Suffern, New York. "When there's a short-term selloff, we would take it as an entry point."

bold and itallic added

Copper looking good