• Latest from Industry

    Trump's Tariffs Slam Electrical Stocks
    © Endeavor Business Media / Jim Lucy
    san_francisco_convention_centerskyline1920
    Photo 226496518 / mohd izzuan ros /Dreamstime.com
    acquisitions_2023_photo_226496518__mohd_izzuan_ros
    © Endeavor Business Media /Datawrapper.com
    singlefamilybuildingpermits_1920
    Photo 7616826 / W.Scott McGill / Dreamstime.com
    wall_streetbullbear_photo_7616826__w
    © Endeavor Business Media
    0411promo
    287131979 / © Hcazenave / Dreamstime.com
    dreamstime_l_287131979_copy
    © Endeavor Business Media / Jim Lucy
    tee_032502025promo
    Follow the Moving Trucks: Local Markets Attracting the Most New Residents

    WSJ report says copper shipping costs from trading firms' warehouses are up 40% in two months

    May 31, 2013

     A Wall Street Journal report says the delivery fees that commodity-trading firms are charging to ship copper out of their warehouses have risen 40% in the last two months. The article cites Platts data that copper customers are now paying these firms $198 per ton of copper for immediate delivery.