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(Kitco News) - Gold prices have pushed to their daily highs and are moderately up in morning trading Friday. Short covering in the futures market and some perceived value-buying in the cash market are lifting prices. Also, the U.S. dollar index has weakened a bit more since the start of U.S. day trading, which is supportive to the precious metals. A high-range close in gold Friday, combined with T...Read More
TD Securities says it looks for a weakening U.S. dollar and a reversal in positioning to buoy gold. Analysts say they anticipate that the dollar’s recent upward momentum will fade, particularly after U.S. President Donald Trump accused America's trading partners of currency manipulation and broke with tradition to criticize Federal Reserve monetary policy. “The severe flattening of the...Read More
(Kitco News) - President Trump stopped the gold bears in their tracks yesterday after musing that he was not happy with the Fed's policies of raising rates. The dollar was slammed and gold quickly bounced $10 higher. Now, you would argue that the Fed is independent and President Trump's musings would have no impact on Fed policy and this is merely a reaction to an oversold condition and the commen...Read More
The latest news and price moves to start the Asian day on Friday July 20.Base metal prices on the London Metal Exchange closed down across the board on Thursday July 19, with zinc and lead recording the largest percentage drops amid news of a stronger US dollar and a lack of positive updates on the trade war front. Read more in our live futures report. Here are how prices looked at the close of tr...Read More
The latest news and price moves to start the Asian day on Friday July 20.Base metal prices on the London Metal Exchange closed down across the board on Thursday July 19, with zinc and lead recording the largest percentage drops amid news of a stronger US dollar and a lack of positive updates on the trade war front. Read more in our live futures report. Here are how prices looked at the close of tr...Read More
The Brazilian spot billet premium dropped 16% versus last month, with spot demand all but dried up in the region. Premiums elsewhere were largely unchanged, with the effect of UC Rusal's exit from the US market already factored into premium levels....Read More
Base metals on the London Metal Exchange were predominantly higher at the close of trading on Friday July 20, closing the week out in positive territory after escalating trade tensions continue to weigh on prices. ...Read More
An overview of the battery raw materials markets and their price moves from the past week.Read More
An overview of the battery raw materials markets and their price moves from the past week.Read More
Key data in the pricing sessions in the week ended Friday July 20. ...Read More
Changes to the Chinese government's electric vehicle (EV) subsidy policy have necessitated investment in nickel-rich battery chemistries, as companies battle to avoid being left behind, according to Aaron Cao, president of Shanghai Greatpower. ...Read More
An overview of the battery raw materials markets and their price moves from the past week.Read More
Global scrap prices weakened in the export markets of Turkey, Taiwan and the United States in the week from July 16 to July 20, due to continued weakness in Turkish rebar demand and a greater supply of scrap cargoes offered to Taiwan....Read More
UK and European alloy steel scrap prices have weakened on slowing demand from mills and, in the case of austenitic products, lower nickel prices....Read More
Prices for imports of containerized shredded scrap into India fell further this week due to the continuing monsoon season and the continued fall in Turkish scrap prices, sources told Metal Bulletin on Friday July 20....Read More
Comex copper prices bounced back in early trading on Friday July 20 after Thursday's heavy sell-off after the dollar eased overnight....Read More
Three-month base metals prices on the London Metal Exchange were up across the board by an average of 0.5% on the morning of Friday July 20. Gains were ranged between 0.2% for aluminium and lead and 1.1% for nickel, with copper up by 0.8% at $6,104 per tonne.Volume has been above average with 11,002 lots traded across the complex as at 7.47am London time. This follows an extremely weak performance...Read More