6 November 2017
Metals Weekly
BSE Metals Index v/s Sensex
Investors are advised to refer through
important disclosures made at the last
page of the Research Report
.
Source:
Bloomberg Note: Indexed to 100 on
30 Nov
2017
Stock performance table on pg 26
Indian steel:
Long product (TMT Mumbai) prices were unchanged WoW.
Sponge iron prices were up ~1% WoW, while domestic scrap prices were
up ~6% WoW. Pellet prices were marginally higher. Domestic iron ore
prices were unchanged. Domestic HRC price were up ~1% WoW, but
import HRC price offers were down ~3% WoW.
Raw materials:
Iron ore prices (China cfr) were marginally lower. Thermal
coal prices were up ~1% WoW. Coking coal prices were also up ~1% WoW.
China’s pellet import prices were down ~1% WoW, but premium over iron
ore prices remains strong.
Europe:
HRC prices were unchanged. Product spreads were marginally
lower. CIS HRC export prices were down ~1% WoW. Rotterdam scrap
prices were marginally higher WoW.
China:
Local HRC prices were unchanged, but rebar prices were up ~1%
WoW. Export HRC prices, however, were down ~1% WoW and rebar prices
were down ~2% WoW. Chinese export HRC prices are down by ~5% since
the end of September.
Base metals:
Aluminum (cash LME) prices were down ~1% WoW. Alumina
prices were marginally lower WoW. Zinc (cash LME) was down ~1% WoW.
Lead was also down ~1% WoW. Copper was down ~2% WoW. Crude oil
(Brent) prices were up ~3% WoW.
Chinese export HRC prices see some weakness
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