Ferrous Market – Canada miner Black Iron signed a 60 million dollar contract including a project with 646 million tonnes of iron ores. – Indian Miner Industrial Organisation FIMI indicated India needs 165 million tonnes of iron ore. FIMI also indicated potentially impose export tariff on 58% grade of iron ore. – MySteel Rebar Inventory: …
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DCE dips from higher supplies and lower steel output
Iron ore futures opened high before dropping at the closing due to high port inventory and lower steel production. The most-traded iron ore for January 2021 delivery on China’s Dalian Commodity Exchange ended the afternoon session down by 2.38% day-on-day to a two-week low of RMB 798.50 per tonne on Wednesday. The steel rebar contract …
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Iron Ore DCE January Daily Technical Review Oct 14th
Verdict – Short-term bearish. DCE iron ore keep correction and testing 809.0 area, which was a strong support in last two months. The breakdown on this support indicate iron ore potentially test 783.5 and return to bearish in mid-run. From hourly chart, however KD is flattening. CCI is also potential to create a bullish divergence. …
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Daily Ferrous Physical Review Oct 14th
Ferrous Market – Vale port at Malaysia PDM III North and PDM IV South maintenance expected delivery impact arround 518,000 tonnes. – MySteel Australia and Brazil delivery last week down 1.35 million tonnes. Australia delivery 18.58 million tonnes, down 223,000 tonnes. Australia delivery to China 15.95 milllion tonnes, up 161,000 tonnes w-o-w. Brazil delivery 6.88 …
DCE falls on high stocks and lower steel output
Iron ore futures dipped on high port stocks accumulated over the holidays period, while steel demand slowed from output cut from Tangshan. The most-traded iron ore for January 2021 delivery on China’s Dalian Commodity Exchange dropped by 1.57% day-on-day to RMB 813 per tonne on Tuesday. The steel rebar contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange …
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FIS Weekly Ferrous Report 13/10/20
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DCE stays flat amid high steel stocks
Iron ore futures made small gain for the day due to the high steel stocks and little price movement in steel products. The most-traded iron ore for January 2021 delivery on China’s Dalian Commodity Exchange stayed almost flattish but inched up by 0.36% day-on-day to RMB 825 per tonne on Monday. The steel rebar contract …
Iron Ore DCE January Daily Technical Review Oct 12th
Verdict – Short-term neutral. DCE iron ore correct slightly during the whole trading day. From hourly chart, MACD is potential to create a dead cross. Slow stochastic KD created dead cross above overbought area. CCI has created new low in October. If iron ore breakdown 809.0 area potentially drive market to bearish territory, otherwise iron …
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Daily Ferrous Physical Review Oct 12th
Ferrous Market – MySteel surveyed Tangshan winter production curb will decrease 2.7 million tonnes of steel production. In the year 2019 production curb impact 6.3 million tonnes. – Steelbank Inventory: construction steel inventories 7.31 million tonnes, down 0.91% compared to the week before golden weeks. HRC 2.5 million tonnes, up 17.17% to the week before …
DCE rises with the return of Chinese trade participants
Iron ore futures jumped with the return of Chinese trade participants from the holidays and good economic indicators in China. The most-traded iron ore for January 2021 delivery on China’s Dalian Commodity Exchange then surged by 4.80% day-on-day to RMB 830 per tonne on Friday. The steel rebar contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange then …
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