London Copper Set For Third Straight Weekly Gain On Weaker Dollar

Appetite for copper was also supported after the United States and other countries hiked targets for slashing greenhouse gas emissions, as the metal is expected to benefit from green investments into electric vehicles or renewable energy. Parents with 2021 newborn babies: You're eligible for the larger amount Children born in 2021 make you eligible for the 2021 tax credit of $3,600 per child (that's up to $7,200 for twins). That's on top of payments for any other qualified child dependents you claim.

Here's our guide for parents of 2021 babies, including what parents of adopted infants should know. With the first child tax credit payment coming as soon as July, do you know how much money you will get for each kid? If you and your family are eligible with qualifying children and dependents, now's the time to find out how much to expect before the first batch of payments arrive. (Here are some ways to use the money when it comes.) CNET's child tax credit calculator can help you estimate your total and monthly payments.  Note that the amount you'll get will phase out for people with higher incomes: singles earning more than $75,000 per year, heads of household earning more than $112,500 per year and married couples earning more than $150,000 a year.

Your child tax credit payments will begin to phase out by $50 for every $1,000 of income over those threshold amounts, according to Joanna Powell, managing director and certified financial planner at CBIZ. * Asian shares rose after the European Central Bank left policy unchanged, extending a rebound following a sharp sell-off earlier in the week, but gains were capped as investors considered the impact of a possible U.S. Japan's government is considering a state of emergency for Tokyo and Osaka as new COVID-19 case numbers surged, while India has been hit by another wave of infections that has overwhelmed hospitals in major cities.

HANOI, April 23 (Reuters) - Copper prices were on track for their third straight week of gains on Friday, as a weaker dollar made greenback-priced metals cheaper and more appealing to holders of other currencies. April 21 (Reuters) - Copper fell on Wednesday following concerns that a resurgence of COVID-19 infections in some major economies, such as India and Japan, will slow global economic recovery and dampen metals demand, although a weak U.S.

dollar limited losses. Prices slipped as investors locked in profits from a rally that has lifted LME copper by 20% since the start of February, while others took the opportunity to add to positions, said Carsten Menke, TRANH ĐỒNG TẶNG KHAI TRƯƠNG analyst at Julius Baer in Zurich. If the IRS sends too much money, do you have to send it back? Yes. The child tax credit isn't as flexible as the stimulus check rules. If you receive more money than you should have, you will have to pay it back. One example of this happening is if you and the other parent of your child (who is not your spouse) are both paid for the child tax credit for the same dependent.

* ShFE aluminium dropped 0.7% to 18,010 yuan a tonne, nickel slipped 0.2% to 120,850 yuan a tonne, zinc slumped 1.6% to 21,445 yuan a tonne, lead lost 0.