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China Gold Imports From Hong Kong Fall 15 in Aug
Sep 30, 2016Chinese gold imports from Hong Kong totaled 51 mt in August, down 15% from 59 mt a year earlier, data released by the Hong Kong Customs and Statistics showed Wednesday. The figure is down around 45% from 91 mt reported in July and is the ...
Tags: gold imports, gold price
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There Is an Increasing Physical Demand of Gold From Asia
Feb 9, 2015Gold futures on the COMEX division of the New York Mercantile Exchange rose on Monday as U.S. equities weakened and the dollar fell. The most active gold contract for April delivery rose 6.9 U.S. dollars, or 0.56 percent, to settle at ...
Tags: Gold futures, Physical demand
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The Chinese Mainland Considers Easing Restrictions on Imports of Gold
Jan 5, 2015The Chinese mainland's gold purchases from Hong Kong in 2015 may hold around this year's levels as physical demand in the world's biggest consumer remains stable and the country considers easing restrictions on imports. Net imports ...
Tags: Yellow Metal
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This Year Will Likely Be a Year of Consolidation for Gold and Silver Prices
May 9, 2014This year will likely be a year of consolidation for gold and silver prices, with the gold price possibly going as low as $1,100/oz, precious metals consultancy Metals Focus said Wednesday. "Following a poor 2013, this year's start ...
Tags: Gold Prices, Silver Prices, silver mine
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The Gold Price Forecast Is 13% Lower Than The 2013 Average of $1,411.23/Oz
Apr 21, 2014A lack of investment interest in gold is starting to take its toll on the price, with an average of $1,225/oz forecast for 2014 and heading lower in 2015, GFMS said Thursday in its Gold Survey 2014. The price forecast is 13% lower than ...
Tags: Gold Price, Physical demand
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Gold Is Lacking Direction Ahead of Key US Employment Data Due Friday
Apr 4, 2014Gold is lacking direction ahead of key US employment data due Friday, with mixed views on physical demand. ANZ said in a gold report that "the $100/oz decline in gold over the past two weeks was largely the unwinding of the 'safehaven' ...
Tags: Service, employment data, Economy
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Gold Could Have Further to Go on The Downside as Physical Buying Is Still Lacking
Apr 4, 2014Gold could have further to go on the downside as physical buying is still lacking, according to a research note published by Swiss bank UBS Wednesday. "Gold reached our one-month forecast of $1,280 this week. Despite its $100 decline from ...
Tags: Gold, Physical Buying, physical demand
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Offers for China's Domestic Spot Aluminum Alloy ADC12 Remained Generally Steady
Oct 31, 2013Offers for China's domestic spot aluminum alloy ADC12 remained generally steady Tuesday, while the physical demand stayed healthy after the pickup seen the previous week, industry sources said. Domestic offers were heard around Yuan ...
Tags: Chemicals, aluminum, aluminum alloy, Metallurgy, Mineral
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ICE Cotton Posted Solid Gains on The Back of Strong Demand
Oct 4, 2013ICE Cotton posted solid gains on the back of strong physical demand this week, with Z3 gaining over 200 pts to close at 86.69. The selling out of Australian cotton has shifted buyers towards the US, however due to the late crop and smaller ...
Tags: Ice Cotton, Textile
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A 53% Jump in Consumer Demand for Gold in China and India During The Second Quarter
Aug 19, 2013A 53% jump in consumer demand for gold in China and India during the second quarter was not enough to offset a heavy decline in Exchange Traded Fund purchases which fell 400 mt over the same period, leaving demand down 12% on year at 856 ...
Tags: Gold Demand, Mineral
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A Slew of Bearish Technical and Fundamental Factors Put The Market Under Pressure
May 25, 2013A slew of bearish technical and fundamental factors put the market under pressure this week. First we had the breach of a 6-1/2-month uptrend line, which put the spec longs on the defensive, although we have yet to see any widespread spec ...
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Chinese Gold Imports Are Likely to Swell Further After More Than Doubling to a Record High
May 9, 2013Chinese gold imports are likely to swell further after more than doubling to a record high in March, as retail consumers pounced when prices plunged to a two-year low last month. China is the world's second-largest buyer after India, and ...
Tags: Mineral, Gold, Physical demand
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Macquarie Research Has Cut Its Price Forecast for Several Commodities
May 2, 2013Macquarie Research has cut its price forecast for several commodities, including copper and gold, due to renewed concerns about future commodities demand as optimism about the global economy erodes. Macquarie Research, a unit of Macquarie ...
Tags: Macquarie Research, Demand Fears
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FOB Prices Came Under Intense Pressure Thursday From a Firmer Freight Market
Mar 11, 2013FOB prices for Australian 5,500 kcal/kg and 6,000 kcal/kg net-as-received spot cargoes came under intense pressure Thursday from a firmer freight market, lower Asian physical demand and weaker prices for domestic coal in China, market ...
Tags: spot cargo, Thermal Coal, Asia
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Buying Interest Stayed Muted at South China's Trading Hubs for Imported Thermal Coal
Feb 28, 2013Buying interest stayed muted at south China's trading hubs for imported thermal coal Tuesday, and CFR delivered prices were rangebound at $86/mt and remain capped by competitively priced domestic thermal coal, traders said. The ...
Tags: south China, thermal coal, imports
