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The Wall Street Journal did not mince words earlier this year when it ran an essay with the title Only Nuclear Energy Can Save the Planet.The message was clear: Do the math on replacing fossil fuels. To move fast enough, the world needs to build lots of reactors.I've been saying this for years, telling anyone who'd listen that nuclear energy is the cleanest, safest form of baseload electricity the...Read More
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The roller coaster presidency of Donald Trump is currently riding high as thestock market races back up to new highs, economic data come in better thanexpected, and Congressional Democrats’ endless investigations come up emptyhanded.Trump’s approval rating recently hit 50% at the same time asCNN’s ratings are tanking.Over the weekend, President Trump sent CNNand the rest of the &...Read More
Crude oil has had an eventful session yesterday. It has closed the opening gap and the bulls have been building upon their gains till the session’s close. Earlier today however, the price appears to be rolling over and heading south. Is all hope for higher oil lost? The bulls have shown to be quite tireless. Can they pull a rabbit out of their hats shortly?Let’s take a closer look at t...Read More
LONDON, 8 May 2019 - The UK's Daily Mail online, one of the world's 65 most-visited websites, today quotes BullionVault comment on yesterday's 20th anniversary of then-Chancellor Gordon Brown moving to halve the nation's stock of gold reserves.It was "perhaps the single worst investment of modern times," The Mail Online quotes BullionVault director of research Adrian Ash."Brown's decision came as...Read More
LONDON, 8 May 2019 - BullionVault's Adrian Ash is quoted today by UK newspaper the Daily Express online, commenting on the 20th anniversary of Britain's decision to sell half its gold reserves at the lowest prices since the 1970s.Adrian's comments "echoed that of current Chancellor Philip Hammond," says The Express, "who described Mr Brown's decision to sell off as 'the most potent symbol of the e...Read More
LONDON, 8 May 2019 - Finance newspaper City AM today carries argument from BullionVault that the UK's gold sales of 1999-2002 were a bad mistake.Announced 20 years ago yesterday, "New Labour's gold sales were so aggressive and arrogant that it's hard to imagine Gordon Brown's team seeing any error even now, 20 years and a five-fold rise later," the paper says, quoting Adrian Ash, director of resea...Read More
Here Are 3 Hot Things to Know About Stocks Right Now Stocks ended down for a second straight session Tuesday as investors reacted to more market volatility amid heightened trade tensions between the U.S. and China. Shares of Boeing (BA - Get Report) declined after analysts at Barclays downgraded their rating on the aerospace giant to equal weight from overweight. Amer...Read More
A summary of base metals premiums from across the globe for the week to Tuesday May 7.Please click...Read More
The temporary truce on tariffs between China and the United States could be over, injecting a new round of uncertainty into the global financial markets and suspending hopes that a resolution to the countries' trade impasse was likely.US President Donald Trump has threatened to raise the tariff on $200 billion-worth of Chinese imports to 25% from 10% by Friday May 10. He also said that the US may...Read More
London Metal Exchange base metals prices failed to rally during the afternoon session on Tuesday May 7, with the furor surrounding fresh trade tension between the United States and China serving only to exacerbate bearish market sentiment. None fared worse than the LME three-month nickel price, which dipped to a low of $11,990 per tonne low on May 7, the first time the price has dropped below $12,...Read More
China imported around 901,767 tonnes of chrome ore and concentrates in March, a drop of 20.6% month on month and a fall of 41.9% year on year, according to official but unconfirmed data seen by Fastmarkets. Meanwhile, China's chrome ore imports from South Africa, the world's largest chrome ore producer, came to 660,503 tonnes in March, accounting for around 73.2% of total shipments despite recordi...Read More
China imported 2.7 million tonnes of manganese ore in March, up 21.9% from February and 42.6% higher year on year, according to official but unconfirmed data seen by Fastmarkets. The quick pick-up in shipments to China in March was a direct result of falling manganese ores prices in January which prompted Chinese buyers to secure cheap units. Fastmarkets' 37% manganese ore index dropped to...Read More
The US ferro-silicon price continued its precipitous fall last week amid pressure from the softer prices in global markets. Meanwhile, the European market found temporary stability amid shifting sentiment.US ferro-silicon market continues to weakenUS spot prices for ferro-silicon softened to 88-93 cents per lb on Thursday May 2, down by 2.7% from 92-94 cents per lb a week earlier, according to Fas...Read More
Turkish steel producers have continued to book deep-sea scrap with prices going down further, sources said on Tuesday May 7.A steel mill in the Iskenderun region booked a US cargo, comprising 23,000 tonnes of HMS 1&2 (80:20) at $300 per tonne and 5,000 tonnes of bonus at $310 per tonne...Read More
Turkish domestic ship scrap prices went down in line with the weakening of the country's lira during the week ended May 6, while auto bundle scrap prices remained largely stable, sources said on Tuesday May 7.Three steel mills lowered their buy prices for ship scrap to $305 per tonne delivered, while a fourth mill kept its buy price flat at $310 per tonne delivered.As a result, Fastmarkets' weekly...Read More
The Tuesday Market Minute Global stocks mixed as investors keep risk appetites in check amid an uneasy truce on trade talks between the U.S. and China.China's Commerce Ministry confirms Vice Premier Liu He will attend a key series of talks later this week in Washington amid accusations of backsliding on previous commitments from top U.S. trade officials.Europe opens modestly higher despite weake...Read More
Global battery-grade lithium spot market prices moved sideways week on week while China, Japan and other countries were away from the market for public holidays.The market was slow this week amid a lack of market activity and national holidays that have added to the decelerated activity of some companies across the European and US market, most market participants that spoke to Fastmarkets said. Fa...Read More