"Video - Peter Grosskopf, @SprottCEO, predicted that, with technical resistance broken for the gold price, it would be even higher by the end of this year. Watch the full interview at https://t.co/kqeMe1NuXb #SNRS19 #gold #investing #investingnews"Read full newsRead More
SINGAPORE / ACCESSWIRE / August 1, 2019 / Singapore-based fintech GoldFinX has released details in a document for press analysis of its first potential deal, thus kick-starting a steady flow of what should be many more similar initiatives in the 2nd half of 2019.This report highlights its commitmentRead full newsRead More
SINGAPORE / ACCESSWIRE / August 1, 2019 / Singapore-based fintech GoldFinX has released details in a document for press analysis of its first potential deal, thus kick-starting a steady flow of what should be many more similar initiatives in the 2nd half of 2019.This report highlights its commitmentRead full newsRead More
Here is our YouTube video summary of the August 1st INK Morning report where Bruce Chernoff's big bet on PetroShale (PSH) is an early winner. We also drew on this morning report for the August 3rd Who is Buying and Selling feature in the GlobeandMail.INK Research and Canadian Insider are both subscriber-supported. We do not accept payments from issuers or promoters for stock coverage.Script:It is...Read More
Here Are 3 Hot Things to Know About Stocks Right Now The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished down Friday, as President Donald Trump's recent threat to levy 10% tariffs on an additional $300 billion of Chinese imports overshadowed the latest U.S. jobs data. Shares of Nike (NKE - Get Report) were falling as Trump's China tariff threat hit the retail sector. Nike is Real Money's Stock of the Da...Read More
Aluminium billet in the United States on Friday August 2 traded at its lowest premium since 2017 due to weak demand, while premiums in Europe, Brazil and Thailand were flat in quiet trading conditions. US premium falls to lowest since February 2017No change in quiet European marketBrazilian market flat on weak economyThailand market unchanged due to stable supply US billet upcharge sinks to Februa...Read More
Three-month base metals prices on the London Metal Exchange were predominantly weaker at the close of trading on Friday August 2, with copper leading losses and falling by some 2.2% to reach its lowest level since June 2017 amid a sharp sell-off across the complex.Largely prompted by fresh tariff threats against China from United States president Trump, investors took caution and reduced risk-expo...Read More
Adam HamiltonArchivesAug 02, 2019 The gold miners' stocks have surged dramatically this summer, catapulted higher by gold's major bull-market breakout. That atypical strength bucking the normal summer-doldrums slump has carried this sector right back to its traditional strong season. That begins with a robust autumn rally starting in late summers. This year's autumn-rally setup is very unusual, bu...Read More
An overview of the battery raw materials markets and their latest price moves.Read More
An overview of the battery raw materials markets and their latest price moves.Read More
Key data from the pricing sessions in China, Europe and the United States for the week ending Friday August 2. China UG2 chrome ore prices rose for the fourth consecutive week amid steady consumer demand.Transaction volumes were lower than in previous weeks, indicating that the recent surge in buying activity may be slowing.Domestic ferro-chrome spot prices remained stable following the release by...Read More
Low-grade manganese ore prices have given up most of July's gains in the past two weeks due to lower offers and general risk aversion in China. Fastmarkets' manganese ore index 37% Mn, cif Tianjin, dropped 12 cents to $5.39 per dmtu on Friday August 2 after producers reported aggressive counter-bids from buyers in China, prompting them to offer low to secure sales. Some deals were reported as...Read More
China imported 52.6 million tonnes of bauxite in the first six months of 2019, up by 30.2% year on year, according to official but unconfirmed data seen by Fastmarkets. This compares with the 40.4 million tonnes imported in January-June 2018. The increase was largely attributed to supply tightness in the Chinese domestic market, resulting from supply-side disruptions amid frequent environmental in...Read More
An overview of the minor metals markets and the reasons for any price moves.Read More
An overview of the battery raw materials markets and their latest price moves.Read More
Price movements in the global ferrous scrap markets were mixed in the past week. Poor demand in India and Turkey caused prices to fall or remain stable, but Asian scrap buyers have accepted increased prices because of higher settlements in the domestic market of the principal supplier, the United States. Weak downstream markets keep Turkish mills away from spot market Higher freight cost pushes do...Read More
Soaring iron ore prices have pushed Chinese hot metal costs up above those for ferrous scrap over recent months, stimulating greater use of the secondary raw material, according to calculations by Fastmarkets' research team. Fastmarkets' Steel Cost Service updates for the first and second quarters of 2019 detail average global integrated (BOF-route) plant's crude steel costs rose to an average of...Read More
UK and European alloy steel scrap prices have increased over the past week due to higher nickel costs, sources told Fastmarkets on Friday August 2.The price of nickel, 3 months, London Metal Exchange Daily Official, was $14,520-14,525 per tonne on August 2, up from $14,100-14,125 per tonne on July 26.As a result,...Read More
The Friday Market Minute Global stocks tumble as President Trump re-escalates the U.S.-China trade dispute with threat to apply tariffs on $300 billion worth of China-made goods.Officials in Beijing vow to retaliate with "counter measures" on Trump's tariff threat, but appear to hold the yuan under the 7 threshold against the U.S. dollar over the Friday session.Trump will also make a statement o...Read More
Sentiment in financial markets has weakened further after US president Donald Trump announced the United States will impose a 10% tariff on $300 billion of Chinese goods from September 1.This sent equities scurrying for cover with the Nikkei, Hang Seng and CSI 300 off by an average of 2.2% on the morning of Friday August 2, while gold prices approached recent highs again overnight as investors sou...Read More