FIS Singapore Iron Ore Derivatives Report 27/08/2021

Iron Ore Market Update Click below link to open today’s Singapore Iron Ore Report https://fisapp.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Iron-Ore-Report-27082021-Eng-Chn.pdf For more information please contact FIS Iron Ore Desk ferrous@freightinvestor.com London Number +44 (0) 207 090 1120 Singapore: +65 6535 5189 Shanghai: +86 21 6335 4002

ENGINE: Global Physical Bunker Market Update 27/8/21

Bunker prices have recorded gains across global bunkering hubs today, tracking higher Brent crude values.   Changes in the day to 08.00 GMT today: VLSFO prices up in Rotterdam ($10/mt), Gibraltar ($9/mt), Fujairah ($8/mt), Houston ($6/mt) and Singapore ($3/mt) LSMGO prices up in Houston ($18/mt), Fujairah ($10/mt), Gibraltar ($9/mt), Rotterdam ($7/mt) and Singapore ($5/mt) HSFO380 …

Ferrous trade weekly review 27/8/21

A total of 920,000 mt of iron ores was traded for the week ended Aug 27, down 3.16% week-on-week, despite some price recovery at the end of the week. Iron ore prices had rebounded as some trade participants believed that the pricing had reached near term bottom, while restocking activities had picked up before the …

Morning Steel and Scrap Report 27/8/21

FOB China HRC   The index was stable yesterday (26.8.21) at US$908/t, MTD US$922/t.   Automakers including Toyota, Volkswagen and Ford have announced production cuts from September for lack of semiconductors. Covid lockdowns in Malaysia, a production center of semiconductors in southeast Asia, have been a driver of factory shutdowns.   Chinese HRC inventory held …

Daily Virtual Steel Mill Report 27/8/21

Market Verdict on Iron Ore: –  Neutral. Macro – The day before chairman Powell’s important speech, hawkish officials of the Federal Reserve urged to start reducing the Treasury Bond purchase plan. They believe that the plan has become ineffective or even harmful. Iron Ore Key Indicators: –  Platts62 $153.35, +3.90, MTD $159.72. – MySteel 45 …

Oil Morning Report 27/08/21

Brent crude futures rose 98 cents, or 1.4%, to $72.05 a barrel at 0542 GMT, after falling 1.6% on Thursday. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures climbed 93 cents, or 1.4%, to $68.35 a barrel, clawing back a 1.4% loss on Thursday.   Following its recovery over the last week, the oil rally appears …