Nickel continues to be weak
Nickel Investing News reports nickel prices continue to show a weaker trend due to decreased demand from stainless steelmakers. In the second quarter of 2008, LME nickel prices averaged $25,859 a...
View ArticleWaning chinese growth affects iron prices
Iron Investing News reports iron futures have fell dramatically since the financial turmoil in Wall Street. Reports out yesterday show Chinese third quarter economic growth fell 1.1 per cent from the...
View ArticleThird quarter up for coal miners
Coal Investing News reports coal has been strong despite the weak global economic conditions. The Australian producer reported a 2007-08 net profit of $23.44 million in August, which was a 30 per cent...
View ArticleHas nickel bottomed?
Nickel Investing News reports nickel did not perform well in 2008, making it the worst performing commodity. Despite weak fundamentals, nickel has kicked off 2009 with a rapid upswing in value. In just...
View ArticleGrowing inventories weigh on nickel
Nickel Investing News reports nickel having the slowest price to rebound. Output reduction in Japan and China decreased production by 6.1 per cent. World demand was down 1.9 per cent from the same...
View ArticleTin firms tread the long road
Tin Investing News reports tin prices remain firm this year. Based upon the present tin price of US$11,500 per tonne, the scoping study indicated that the alluvial tin has the potential to generate...
View ArticleIron Market: heading for a glut?
Iron Investing News reports iron market moving towards a gloomy start. “We need to recognise the fundamentals of the market. The market would show that it does need a downward adjustment this year,”...
View ArticleChina Accused of Aluminum Dumping
Aluminum Investing News reports aluminum dumping is investigated recently by Australia. Australia is investigating the alleged dumping of aluminum extrusion products by China, the world’s largest...
View ArticleIndia to Import 8.7 Percent More Coal in Next Two Years
The Economic Times reported that from 2013 to 2014, India is expected increase its coal imports by 8.7 percent, to 35 million metric tons, as its steelmaking capacity rises.Continue reading...
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