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Others now fear that Wall Street banks will repeat or revise the tactics
that have run up prices in the aluminum market. Such an outcome, they
caution, would ripple through the economy. Consumers would end up paying
more for goods as varied as home plumbing equipment, autos, cellphones
and flat-screen televisions.
Robert Bernstein, a lawyer at Eaton & Van Winkle, who represents
companies that use copper, said that his clients were fearful of “an
investor-financed squeeze” of the copper market. “We think the S.E.C.
missed the evidence,” he said.
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