ZINC TARGET TIPS TODAYZinc Target Tips Today – Zinc Buy Tips 21d Advised at price 207.70 Achieved 1st Target 208.80. CMP 208.80. TOTAL Profit made 1.10 x 2 lot = 2.20 PointsTIPS ID 21d : Mcx Zinc Call Today - BUY Zinc at CMP 207.70 Add more at price 207 for Target 208.80 - 209.60 with SL below price 206.30 trade with 2 lotsAFTER POST CONTENT Read More
MCX ZINC CALL TODAY TIPSMcx Zinc Call Today – BUY Zinc at CMP 207.70 Add more at price 207 for Target 208.80 – 209.60 with SL below price 206.30 trade with 2 lotsAFTER POST CONTENT Read More
(Kitco News) - With the Federal Reserve’s latest monetary policy decision out of the way, geopolitical uncertainty and the threat of a global trade war will drive gold prices in the near-term, according to analysts.Not only did the Federal Reserve disappoint U.S. dollar bulls -- driving gold prices higher -- as it signaled only three rate hikes this year, but tit-for-tat tariffs threats betw...Read More
Mcx Lead – BUY Lead at CMP 153 for Target 154 – 154.70 with SL Limit below price 151.90AFTER POST CONTENT Read More
Mcx Zinc Free Target – Zinc Sell call 207, Given at price 209.40 Achieved 2nd Target 207.60 (Made 207.40 low) Total Profit of 1.8 Points per lotTIPS ID 207 : Zinc Calls - SELL Zinc at CMP 209.40 for Target 208.50 - 207.60 with S L Above 210.60AFTER POST CONTENT Read More
FREE ZINC TIPS TODAYFree Zinc Tips – Zinc Sell call 207, Advised at price 209.40 Achieved 1st Target 208.50. CMP 208.40. Total 1 Points per lot profit in Zinc tipsTIPS ID 207 : Zinc Calls - SELL Zinc at CMP 209.40 for Target 208.50 - 207.60 with S L Above 210.60AFTER POST CONTENT Read More
(Kitco News) - Amid the threat of a trade war breaking between the U.S. and China, Wall Street and Main Street alike look for gold prices to continue their rally next week.The yellow metal rose sharply this week and by late Friday morning was up some $40 from the lows of Tuesday. The first leg higher came when the Federal Reserve did not appear to be signaling any increase in policymakers’ p...Read More
MCX ZINC CALLSZinc Calls – SELL Zinc at CMP 209.40 for Target 208.50 – 207.60 with S L Above 210.60AFTER POST CONTENT Read More
When I opened my inbox on Monday, I was happy to see the news of three miner take-over deals which could possibly be the beginning of more to come in this undervalued sector. It is no secret to sector professionals in the mining space that gold production has peaked and global miners have been high-grading, while running out of economic ore to produce. There is a dearth of quality pipeline project...Read More
It's been one crazy week, with tariffs, trade wars and equity markets breaking down. Gold and silver put their lows in for the week on Tuesday just as the Fed meeting started. They have both rallied hard since, driven higher by the Fed, fear and trade wars. With gold and silver on major support, the rally was no surprise. Both are still in big consolidation ranges and although the rallies are nice...Read More
The latest news and price moves to start the Asian day on Friday March 23.Base metals prices on the London Metal Exchange plummeted at the close on Thursday March 22, while the dollar index staged a recovery. Read more in our live futures report.Here are how LME prices looked at Thursday's close:The United States Trade Representative (USTR) has said that the European Union, Argentin...Read More
The latest news and price moves to start the Asian day on Friday March 23.Base metals prices on the London Metal Exchange plummeted at the close on Thursday March 22, while the dollar index staged a recovery. Read more in our live futures report.Here are how LME prices looked at Thursday's close:The United States Trade Representative (USTR) has said that the European Union, Argentin...Read More
Base metals prices on the London Metal Exchange closed the week in negative territory on Friday March 23, with zinc the only metal to increase by the close. Nickel prices were the worst affected, losing $240 per tonne at the close - despite a 10,278 tonne cancellation in Johor.Yesterday, President Donald Trump signed off on import tariffs for Chinese products - this triggered further worries of a...Read More
It was all going so well for the London Metal Exchange metals at the turn of the year: Robust late-2017 price strength was initially carried through into January, with a commensurate increase in turnovers, and the words "bull market" were on many people's lips. But, as winter turns into spring and temperatures mostly rise, the heat has gone out of the market, and much of that bullish ardor has coo...Read More
The number of lead-acid battery recyclers in China is expected to triple by the end of this year due to the Chinese government's recycling friendly policies, China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association's (CMRA) recycling metal branch said on Friday March 23.As of July 2017, the country approved 116 certified companies to recycle lead-acid batteries with a total recycling capacity of about 2.7 mil...Read More
An overview of the minor metals markets and the reasons for any price moves.Read More
An overview of China's minor metals markets in the week of March 19-23 and the reasons for any price moves.Read More
The uncertainty created by the announcement of import tariffs under Section 232 in the United States kept Turkish steel mills out of the deep-sea scrap markets during the working week from Monday March 19 to Friday March 23, although strong demand in the US domestic market kept sentiment positive.But the poor demand for material sent Taiwanese import prices downward.Turkey importsThe Turkish steel...Read More
The light iron scrap market in the United Kingdom is unchanged this week, extending a steady trend from the previous week, although signs are emerging that prices may fall in the near term.The market has been steady for two weeks in a row after four weeks of price rises stemming from strengthening demand to key export markets such as Turkey and the Indian subcontinent. Metal Bulletin's price asses...Read More
The market for containerized ferrous scrap imports into India showed signs of softening this week amid poor scrap demand and weaker local steel prices, sources told Metal Bulletin on Friday March 23.Market participants shied away from buying imports at a time of uncertainty in the steel markets after no scrap deals were heard in the Turkish deep sea scrap market for the second consecutive week and...Read More