SHANGHAI (Reuters) – The yuan closed up against the dollar on Monday after hitting an all-time high in intraday trading, guided by a stronger mid-point by the People’s Bank of China, and looks set for an over-4-percent appreciation for 2011, traders said. The yuan is expected to remain stable or rise slightly in the...
LONDON: Copper bounced on Friday, helped by investors balancing positions ahead of the weekend's G-20 meeting, but was set to decline for a third...
