(Bloomberg) -- Copper futures in Asia rose after
workers at Southern Copper Corp., the world's fifth-largest
producer of the metal, began a strike at three of the company's
Mexican mines to demand wage increases.
Employees stopped work at Cananea, Mexico's largest copper
mine, and the Taxco and San Martin zinc mines, National Mining
and Metal Workers Union spokeswoman Carmen Romero said yesterday.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
workers at Southern Copper Corp., the world's fifth-largest
producer of the metal, began a strike at three of the company's
Mexican mines to demand wage increases.
Employees stopped work at Cananea, Mexico's largest copper
mine, and the Taxco and San Martin zinc mines, National Mining
and Metal Workers Union spokeswoman Carmen Romero said yesterday.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
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