Zinc fundamentals in China look promising according to a new report sourced by Intierra. The report, “Zinc – China and the World” by Raw Materials Group of Sweden and China-based Antaike, shows that China’s proposed increase in production of mined zinc will not keep pace with demand for refined zinc…
February 29, 2012 – EKM takes a macroeconomic look at the Chinese cut to reserve requirements. In the past week the news has been focused on Greece and its bailout, Iran and Oil hitting over $109 a barrel, and the company earnings season. There has been one story, however, that…
From the LA Times - In a joint appearance before their meeting, Obama told reporters that the U.S. relationship with China is based on “mutual interest and mutual respect,” and that such a relationship is in the interests of the rest of the world, too…. One of the key goals…
In a ruling that will have ramifications for rare earth supplies, the World Trade Organization ruled today that China is improperly restricting the export of minerals.…
Wholesale market gold bullion prices in dollars dropped to US$1,646 an ounce Friday lunchtime in London – down 1.4% on yesterday's high – as China prepared for the week-long Lunar New Year holiday.…
January 25th, 2011: Roger Wiegand of the Trader Tracks newsletter and http://www.webeatthestreet.com discusses China’s on-going iron ore demand, as well as giving his views on the price of gold and silver. Mr. Wiegand is the Editor and Publisher of Trader Tracks a Stocks, Futures and Commodities electronic newsletter publication for…
Checkpoint: Beneath the Veil of China’s Growth
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TweetOn any given day you can read all about either the imminent demise of the Chinese Economy, or the unstoppable rise of the Asian Superpower and its influence on the global markets. For those of us not entirely savvy on the geopolitical and economic events that drive the pacific region,…
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