Copper futures quotes are at $4.38 per pound, up 0.28%. This is seen as a sign of industrial demand resilience, which could bolster manufacturing equities. Over the last half decade West Fraser Timber's revenue has actually been trending down at about 0.6% per year. The stock is only up 9% for each year during the period. Arguably that's not bad given the soft revenue and loss-making position. Of course, a closer look at the bottom line - and any available analyst forecasts - could reveal an opportunity (if they point to future growth). Black Sea Wheat futures spurs new spread trading opportunities Euro FX futures quotes found support at the 1.0850 level amid dovish Fed commentary, improving sentiment for export-heavy U.S. industries.