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Namibian Works to Take Maximum Advantage of The AGOA

Jul 7, 2015

The Namibian government is working on a strategy to take maximum advantage of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) that has been extended till 2025, the Namibian Press Agency has reported. The original Act expires on September 30, ...

Tags: AGOA, Africa-US economic partnership

China's October Refined Copper Output Jumps 14%

Nov 19, 2014

China's refined copper production jumped 13.6% year on year to a record high of 732,746 mt in October, the state-owned nonferrous metals information division Beijing Antaike said late Monday, November 17, citing the country's National ...

Tags: refined copper, nonferrous metals

China's Refined Copper Surplus to Widen in 2014

Aug 16, 2014

China's refined copper surplus is expected to widen in 2014, on lower demand from the collateralized borrowing sector, as well as a slowdown in the domestic private sector's construction activities, Chinese industry experts said Thursday. ...

Tags: Refined Copper, Copper, Metallurgy

The South American Mining Industry Will Reach an Estimated Compound Yearly Growth

Aug 15, 2014

The South American mining industry will reach an estimated compound yearly growth rate of about 6.2% from 2012 to 2017, which will take the industry to a total value of $184.3-billion. Some of the world’s largest copper, bauxite, ...

Tags: South American, Electrical, Electronics

China Jiangxi Refined Copper Output up 11% in H1

Aug 12, 2014

Jiangxi province in South China produced 651,000 mt of refined copper in the first half of 2014, up 11% year on year, the Jiangxi government said Monday. H1 copper products output rose 16% year on year to 1.33 million mt, and refined tin ...

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China Produced Around 584,000 Mt of Refined Copper in April, Down 1.6% Month on Month

May 26, 2014

China produced around 584,000 mt of refined copper in April, down 1.6% month on month, an official from state-owned nonferrous metals information division Beijing Antaike said Wednesday, citing National Bureau of Statistics data. The ...

Tags: Copper, Tongling

A Fall in The Value of China's Currency Against The Dollar Increased Importers' Losses

May 26, 2014

A fall in the value of China's currency against the dollar has increased the losses incurred by the country's copper importers in May, Chinese industry sources said Thursday. The US dollar was trading at Yuan 6.26 Thursday, compared with ...

Tags: Copper Importers, metals

Global Copper Supply Is Expected to Remain in Surplus in 2014

Apr 3, 2014

Global copper supply is expected to remain in surplus in 2014 and continue to exert downward pressure on prices, Australia's Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics forecast in its March quarter report. "Although consumption is forecast ...

Tags: Copper, copper supply, Copper prices

China Imported 379,000 Mt Refined Copper in February, Down 29% From January

Mar 14, 2014

China imported 379,000 mt refined copper in February, down 29% from January but up 27% from February 2013, General Administration of Customs data released Monday showed. Industry analysts Tuesday attributed the month-on-month fall to ...

Tags: copper, metal, Mineral

The World Refined Copper Market Balance Showed a Production Deficit of 129,000 Mt

Feb 26, 2014

The world refined copper market balance for November 2013 showed an apparent production deficit of 129,000 mt, mainly due to record-high Chinese apparent demand, according to preliminary data issued last Friday by the International Copper ...

Tags: Refined Copper, Mineral

Prices of Copper Are Likely to Soften Further in The Coming Year

Feb 15, 2014

Prices of copper – the bedrock industrial metal and a benchmark for gauging the strength of the global economy – are likely to soften further in the coming year as production growth is expected to exceed that of consumption. ...

Tags: Softer Copper, Industrial Metal

Nantong Is One of China's Vital River Ports

Jan 9, 2014

Copper concentrate imports into Nantong port in southern China's Jiangsu province reached 2.109 million mt in 2013, up 98% from 1.065 million mt imported in 2012, the official Xinhua news agency reported Tuesday, citing data from the ...

Tags: Copper Conc, Mineral

China's Copper Industry Reached a Supply-Demand Balance This Year

Dec 20, 2013

China's copper industry reached a supply-demand balance this year, but an overcapacity situation will inevitably occur next year, said industrial experts. "The growth of China's consumption of refined copper will be lower than the ...

Tags: copper, metallurgy

The Shanghai Benchmark Copper Contract for Delivery in February Declined by 0.78 Percent

Dec 17, 2013

The Shanghai benchmark copper contract for delivery in February declined by 0.78 percent on the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) Friday compared to Thursday, ending at 51,160 yuan ($8,429.59) per ton. However, it still climbed by 0.49 ...

Tags: Copper Futures, Mineral

Any Copper Surplus Next Year Is Unlikely to Emerge Until The Second Half

Dec 16, 2013

Any copper surplus next year is unlikely to emerge until the second half, with the price well supported in the first half, JP Morgan said Thursday. It raised its forecast for the average price in the first quarter by 2% to $7,210/mt, and ...

Tags: JP Morgan, copper surplus, copper

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