Commodity sell-off prompts consensus for bulls and bears


LONDON/MELBOURNE: Mayur Ajmani bought copper last month only to see US$11,000 of his investment vanish in an hour when the metal had its biggest decline May 15 since 2004.  

“The loss was about the same as my entire salary for the year,'' said the 27-year-old manager of a call centre in an interview from his New Delhi office. “I just can't understand this market now.''  

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