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Reuters Quote: Copper extends slide as global growth woes mount
“Even if Greece is off the table and this referendum passes, it doesn’t resolve any of Europe’s broader issues, i.e., the rest of the PIGS countries are broke,” said Adam Sarhan, chief executive of New York-based Sarhan Capital, using an acronym for Portugal, Italy, Greece and Spain.
“That is the underlying problem which is weighing on the markets collectively, from copper to equities … Nothing that was addressed last week even scratches the surface dealing with their debt.”
