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Verdict – Short-term neutral. DCE iron ore kept rebounding from afternoon session on Oct 19th . From hourly chart, CCI is approaching 2 weeks high from six day low. MACD is also slightly picking up above 0 axis. A rejection on 809.0 area would indicate iron ore return to bearish territory. A breakthrough on this …
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Ferrous Market – Australia port maintenance estimate cause iron ore decrease on delivery arround 2.17 million tonnes. Brazil maintenance impact 507,000 tonnes. However Australia and Brazil delivery to China proportion both increased, Australia and Brazil iron ore delivery also approaching 4 month high. – Port stock increase enables steel mills have more alternative …
Iron ore is making hard work of its upside push at this point with DCE futures finishing the night session up CNY 6.5 at 692. The offshore came under pressure whilst the DCE was closed with the night session leaving the futures basically unchanged from the previous day’s close. Rhetoric for iron ore bulls …
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As we enter the second half of October, with the darker evenings drawing in, minds will be focusing in on the end of the year and the start to another. It leaves us asking questions about where we are, what might happen and who that’s good or bad for. Or in the style of the …
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Money Movement. According to China commodity exchange statistics, agricultural sector money inflow increased 14.99% in the days before Golden Week. The industrial sector increased 23.99%, the petrochemical sector contributed most, up 38.3%. The ferrous sector was up 16.88% over the same period, underperforming other industrial sectors including non-ferrous. Within the ferrous sector, iron ore money …
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Iron ore futures closed on the high due to increased steel production and stable steel demand in China. The most-traded iron ore for January 2021 delivery on China’s Dalian Commodity Exchange then rose slightly by 0.32% day-on-day to RMB 789 per mt on Tuesday. The steel rebar contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange however, dipped …
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The November iron ore futures traded up to a high of USD 117.36 but failed to hold at these levels during the Asian day session, as concerns about increasing supply continue to linger. However, price is up 0.64% from the Singapore close (USD 116.20) but below the USD 1116.76 level that we were seeing on …