Copper spot on the New York Commodity Exchange will average at 77(cent)/lb in 1998
By Staff -- Purchasing, 5/21/1998 6:00:00 AM
Copper spot on the New York Commodity Exchange will average at 77(cent)/lb in 1998 and just 75(cent) in 1999, predicts Ronald McGrainor, senior VP for trader Refco Inc. McGrainor pins his bearish outlook to expected growth in world stockpiles.
Lombardi is a leader in business process management (BPM). We offer award-winning BPM technology and services to help our customers, partners and government agencies around the world succeed with their process improvement initiatives. Our products...
more
LeanLogistics, Inc. is the global leader for innovative transportation solutions. Leveraging one of the industry's largest transportation networks, we combine technology and services to tailor transportation solutions to the needs of our customers...
more
We're the leading contract logistics provider in the Americas with 40,000 associates at more than 500 sites throughout the U.S., Canada, and Latin America. Exel is part of the SUPPLY CHAIN division of Deutsche Post DHL, the world's leading...
more
ByteManagers has been providing strategic product data consulting and services since 1999 to the large and mid-sized industrial distribution market. ByteManagers' customers enjoy online competitive advantages that increase market share and overall...
more
Ariba is the leading provider of spend management solutions. Delivered on demand, our enterprise-class offerings empower companies to achieve greater control of their spend and drive continuous improvements in financial and supply chain...
more
Now Playing: 
