Sentence examples for hoarding Copper from inspiring English sources

(See "Is China Hoarding Copper?").

(See "Is China Hoarding Copper?") Phillips expects global consumption of the metal to decline by 4.1% in 2009 but improve with a rebound of 11.1% in 2010.

(See "Is China Hoarding Copper?" and " China Can't Stop Copper's Softening").. "Higher trough commodity prices drive higher trough earnings," said Goldman Sachs analyst Jerry Revich, who expects mining equipment companies' earnings to decline by 55.0% peak to trough compared with a fall of more than 80.0% for other machinery companies.

American citizens hoarded all coins with gold and silver, and eventually began hoarding copper-nickel cents as well.

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Much of Chile's hoard of copper, its main export, lies underneath what was Bolivian soil.

The post-Harappan 2nd millennium BCE archeological record of the subcontinent is dominated by two major traditions: the Ochre-Colored Pottery horizon, which is contiguous with the Copper Hoard tradition (OCP-CH) of the north and northeast [ 46, 47], and the Black-and-Red Ware (BRW) horizon which originates in Gujarat and covers much of the subcontinent.

Once people caught on to the fact that the new coins were comprised primarily of copper, they began hoarding the old ones, which made it harder for the Crown to source gold.

History is filled with examples of financial speculators who tried to make big profits by hoarding commodities like gold, silver and copper.

One company whose identity is unknown, is "hoarding as much as half the copper available in warehouses tracked by the London Metal Exchange".

The population began hoarding the silver coins, and the cheap copper money that remained in circulation continually lost in purchasing power.