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CISA Tells China Iron Ore Importers to Keep Close Eye on Steel Credit Crunch

Dec 18, 2015

China's iron ore importers need to keep a close eye on the country's steel mills as they mull output cuts and shutdowns amid a year-end credit crunch, the China Iron and Steel Association said Thursday. Prices of iron ore derivatives ...

Tags: iron ore, Steel

Cotton Prices Will Remain Range-Bound During Cotton Year 2016

Jun 25, 2015

Cotton prices will remain range-bound during cotton year 2016 even if domestic production declines by 10 to 15 per cent, according to ICRA, an independent and professional investment information and credit rating agency. In a report ...

Tags: Cotton Prices, Cotton

Paper Giant Announced an Additional 129.5 Mega-Watts This Week

Mar 30, 2015

The paper giant installed 70.5 mega-watts last year and has announced an additional 129.5 mega-watts this week. APP said it expects the installations to be one of the largest rooftop solar projects anywhere in the world. The solar ...

Tags: paper giant, Solar Power, Chinese Mills

Speculators Finally Seemed to Move to The Sidelines

Aug 12, 2014

After speculators had sold nearly 8 million bales net since early May, they finally seemed to move to the sidelines, allowing the market to recover some of its losses this week. The latest CFTC report as of July 29 showed speculators ...

Tags: Speculators, Decline, Textile

Reserve Sale Prices May Be Lowered

Jun 14, 2014

Daily purchases from China's state reserve have fallen in recent weeks amidst market perceptions that reserve sale prices may be lowered, competition from foreign cotton, and the prospect of new-crop cotton offered below the current reserve ...

Tags: Apparel, Accessories, Textile

Chinese Iron Ore Importers See If India Policy Changes Can Lead to a Hike in Their Imports

Jun 11, 2014

With a new government in power in India following last month's elections, Chinese iron ore importers are waiting to see if any policy changes will be forthcoming that could lead to a hike in their imports. India was China's third-largest ...

Tags: Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy, Iron Ore

Seaborne Iron Ore Cended a Two-Day Rally and Dipped Again, Tracking a Withdrawal in Buying

May 27, 2014

The seaborne iron ore cended a two-day rally and dipped again Friday, tracking a withdrawal in buying activity as the fast spike and current supply glut hit spot purchasing. Platts assessed the 62% Fe IODEX at $98.75/dmt CFR North China, ...

Tags: Iron Ore, Seaborne Seaborne

Platts Assessed The Weekly 62.5%-Fe Spot Lump Premium at $0.09/Dmtu CFR North China

May 23, 2014

Miner Rio Tinto is to change the basis for the iron ore lump premium in its quarterly iron ore term contracts with Chinese mills to one based on a monthly average of weekly Platts spot lump assessments, from a fixed premium level set on a ...

Tags: Iron Ore, Rio Tinto

Domestic Iron Ore Concentrate Prices in Hebei Province Have Declined by an Average 5.7%

May 21, 2014

Domestic iron ore concentrate prices in north China's Hebei province have declined further by an average 5.7% or Yuan 55/dmt ($11) over the week, in response to both lower domestic steel prices as well as weakening imported iron ore prices, ...

Tags: Iron Ore, Concentrate Prices

Spot Asian Coking Coal Prices Moved Sideways as Ominous Signals

May 21, 2014

Spot Asian coking coal prices moved sideways Monday as ominous signals from the Chinese steel industry, nagging concerns about lower costs and abundant supplies hurt trading sentiment. Lower domestic prices continued to be used as a key ...

Tags: coking coal, domestic prices

The Seaborne Iron Ore Market Ended a Brief Two Days of Gains Thursday

May 19, 2014

The seaborne iron ore market ended a brief two days of gains Thursday as buying activity failed to hold up. Platts assessed the 62% Fe Iron Ore Index at $103.25/dry mt CFR North China Thursday, down 75 cents/dmt on the day. Despite spot ...

Tags: Iron Ore Market, Iron Ore

All India Cotton Arrivals Have Dropped to Approximately 85,000 Bales Per Day

May 15, 2014

All India cotton arrivals have dropped to approximately 85,000 bales per day. The total cotton pressed for the fortnight ending 30th April is approximately 3 crore 35 lakh bales as per trade sources. The unsold cotton stock with ginners and ...

Tags: Cotton, cotton crop

The Prices of Pig Iron in Hebei Province Traded at Yuan 2,470-2,480/Mt

May 9, 2014

The prices of L8 and L10 steelmaking pig iron in northern China's Hebei province traded at Yuan 2,470-2,480 ($401-403)/mt on Tuesday, up from Yuan 2,420-2,470/mt on April 1, both inclusive of 17% VAT. The slight rise in prices was ...

Tags: Pig Iron, Steelmakers

The Market Has Felt Deflated Ever Since The Wild Ride on March 26

Apr 14, 2014

The market has felt deflated ever since the wild ride on March 26, during which the spot contract shot up to a high of 97.35 cents/lb before dropping more than 500 points below that level by the end of the session. From a technical ...

Tags: Cotton Futures, Xinjiang cotton

The US Hot-Rolled Coil Market Continues to Be Supported by Limited Midwest Supply

Apr 8, 2014

The US hot-rolled coil market continues to be supported by limited Midwest supply, while cold-rolled coil import offers for May were heard to be lower. On the domestic front, most buyers expect another round of price increases following ...

Tags: HRC, hot-rolled coil, Construction, Decoration, coil

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