Copper Soars Most in 11 Months After Chile Earthquake

Copper Jumps Most in 11 Months After Chile Earthquake

March 1 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Elliott Gotkine reports on the effect of the Chilean earthquake on copper prices. Copper climbed the most in 11 months in New York and mining shares surged after an 8.8-magnitude earthquake in Chile, the worlds biggest producer, forced Codelco and Anglo American Plc to shut mine operations. Bloomberg's Rishaad Sallamat and Maryam Nemazee also speak.

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Argentina UK Tensions over The Control of The Falkland Islands Oil

British oil ambitions fuel fresh row over Falklands

Tensions are mounting over British plans to start oil production near the Falkland Islands. London says drilling will start on Sunday despite Argentina's vehement opposition.
(Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's John Cookson reports on the search for oil off the Falkland Islands and the dispute between the U.K. and Argentina over the territory.