Freeport-McMoRan Q1 2016 Earnings Review: Higher Copper Shipments Partially Offset Impact Of Weak Copper And Oil Prices On Results
The decline in copper and oil prices over the course of the past twelve months negatively impacted Freeport-McMoRan’s Q1 earnings. However, economies of scale generated as a result of higher copper production and shipments, partially offset the negative impact of weaker pricing on the company’s earnings.
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