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Chinese steel production cuts, US steel prices soar by over 200% and Japan Steel cuts steel capacity
The global epidemic tensions have now been appropriately reduced, although the economic and other issues arising from it continue to fester. It is reported that steel supply issues arising from the epidemic are currently causing significant problems in the US. Recently, it has been reported that following the reduction in steel production in China, Japan has also issued a policy to reduce steel production capacity.
Steel prices within the US have soared for many months, up 213%, according to a report in Fortune magazine. The report shows that the price of steel in the US has soared from US$615 per tonne to US$1923 per tonne over the same period. Obviously, the situation of steel in the United States has been very "abnormal". In this regard, the analysis of the people concerned said that there are three main reasons behind this situation.
The first is the huge demand for steel in the manufacturing sector after the epidemic situation has stabilised, the second is the inflation brought about by US monetary policy, and the third is the gradual increase in production restrictions in China, which accounts for 57% of global steel production. The Wall Street Journal noted that the Chinese government's macro-regulation has led to a significant reduction in steel production capacity, with the reduction in steel production between May and July being twice as large as the UK's total annual output.
In fact, the main reason why China is reducing its steel production capacity is to make a global contribution, i.e. to solve the global climate problem. It is known that before the limits on steel production capacity, there were many small workshops producing steel in China. It should be noted that although these were small workshops, the quality of the steel produced was no less than that of large companies, which is why the Chinese government rarely intervened in them. However, nowadays, in order to promote global climate issues, these small workshops are rare, as they are not as regulated as large companies in terms of environmental issues.
Lesson learnt must always remember. Someone win of course someone have to lose lah. Bursa is like a casino. So mau hati hati di jalan bursa lah. Do not earn more than sifu then you are safe sikit lah. Sifu deserve to earn the most as the sifu burnt mid nite oil to do research and tulis all the facts and figures lah. You do nothing tumpang makan only lah. Be contented sikit lah. Correct?
Southeast Asia steel billet importers cautious amid continued price drop in China Continued declines in the Chinese steel billet market have caused many Southeast Asian buyers to shy away from importing the semi-finished product this week, sources told Fastmarkets on Tuesday November 2.
Chinese billet import prices continued to crash on Monday and Tuesday, led by weakening ferrous futures markets across the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE), together with growing volumes of iron ore port stocks and price cuts for domestic billet at some northern China mills. Southeast Asia markets With China halting its billet importing activity, key sellers have been forced to look for alternative buyers for their material. Offers of new production Indonesia-origin 150mm 5sp blast furnace (BF) billet were last heard at $680 per tonne cfr Manila, while a major Vietnamese steelmaker has been offering 3sp BF billet at $670 per tonne fob but was more likely to sell material into its domestic market, which has recently rebounded. India-origin 90mm BF billet was heard sold at $612 per tonne fob earlier this week, which sources said was likely to go to...
Iron ore price slump ends record trade surplus run Ronald Mizen Ronald MizenEconomics correspondent Nov 4, 2021 – 1.16pm
Strong coal and gas exports in September failed to offset a large slump in the iron ore price that drove overall export values lower and ended Australia’s four back-to-back record trade surpluses.
But at $12.2 billion, the September surplus was still the third largest on record and Australia continues to benefit from global commodity demand.
Iron ore was trading about $US90 ($120) a tonne on Thursday after peaking at $US237 a tonne in May. It was $US120 a tonne in September.
What Affects Your Stocks Investment Return? A. What people know? 1.Fundamental Analysis 2.Technical Analysis
B. What people don’t know? 1.Profit Growth 2.Corporate Earnings 3.Analyst Calls 4.Investor Perception & Expectations 5.Influencer on Social Media 6.Monetary Policy 7.Political Landscape 8.Foreign Funds Moves 9.Merger & Acquisition 10.Corporate Exercise 11.Market Sentiment 12.Private/Public Placement 13.Compliance Issues 14.Margin Financing 15.Inclusion/Exclusion to or from the Index 16.Business Trends & Environment 17.Major holding Change 18.Local & Global Economy
C. What people will forever never know? 1.Short Sellers (hedge funds, family offices) 2.Price Manipulation Syndicate 3.Government Contract Grants 4.Politicians Insider Trades 5.Patent Filing 6.Off-Market Buy or Sell 7.Company Lobbying Governments
Thanks to Colgate for the list of knows and don't knows. It's really true. Sifus usually teaches technical and fundamental and check on bankers' chips and volumes. They do not have syndicates moves. I am certain they too suffer losses. Those who wish to play shares need to know technical and fundamental, the rest is waiting game and luck. The winners are also the politicians as they know the policies they made will affect the type of shares.
C. What people will forever never know? 1.Short Sellers (hedge funds, family offices) 2.Price Manipulation Syndicate 3.Government Contract Grants 4.Politicians Insider Trades 5.Patent Filing 6.Off-Market Buy or Sell 7.Company Lobbying Governments
—> Sifu OTB doesn’t know these. That’s why he always has BIG HEADACHE.
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