Base metals prices are mixed despite lower-than-expected China GDP data. |
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Metals prices are largely dependent on the health of China’s economy. Last night China pegged their 3Q GDP at 4.9% annual growth, which was lower than analysts’ estimates of 5.3%. S&P futures are down about 0.3% on this news. (10/18/2021) |
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10/14/2021: Is It Wise to HRC Steel with Crude Oil? 10/5/2021: Section 232 Tariffs: Most relevant developments (AEGIS Reference) 09/16/2021: AEGIS Factor Matrices: Most important variables affecting metals prices 09/07/2021: China Exports Are an Economic Spot as Value Hits All-Time High 08/09/2021: China's Copper Imports Slow as Prices Weigh on Demand |
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AISI Steel Capability Utilization Rate Investing.com Economic Calendar 10/18/2021: Dow futures shed 100 points as investors await a big week of earnings 10/15/2021: Rusal plans to supply 300,000-400,000 tonnes of aluminium to China in 2021
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