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Uranium Week: Rebound Fades

May 20 2015

The spot uranium price last week failed to kick on with a rebound after April’s sharp falls.


Material Matters: Copper, Iron Ore, Manganese And Steel

May 19 2015

Copper outlook strengthens; iron ore outlook weak; depressed manganese prices; a lack of pricing power for steel.


Material Matters: Copper, Tin, Oil And Iron Ore

May 13 2015

Citi hails Carrapateena and Frieda River projects; few signs of tin recovery; no tailwinds for crude; more supply rationing needed in iron ore.


Uranium Week: Rebound

May 12 2015

After a sharp price fall in April, spot uranium has again found support at lower levels.


Bulk Commodities: Dead Cat Bounce?

May 11 2015

Investors have called the bottom in iron ore prices but ANZ analysts believe a subdued Chinese steel outlook will keep a lid on bulk prices for some time.


Material Matters: Base Metals, Gold, Oil, Fertilisers And Iron Ore

May 07 2015

Commodity demand improves in April; temporary respite for oil; gold apathy; urea under pressure; more rationing needed for iron ore.


Uranium Week: Prices Tumble

May 05 2015

The recent slip in the spot uranium price became a plunge last week as selling outstripped buying interest. Term contract prices have also fallen


South32 Depends On Manganese (And Vice Versa)

May 01 2015

Manganese has suffered a similar fate to iron ore in the slowing of steel production growth but the upcoming South32 de-merger has reinvigorated interest in the outlook for the metal.


Material Matters: Oil, Thermal Coal, Copper, Gold And Platinum

Apr 29 2015

Oil production decline in US; China’s thermal coal exports; copper supply diversifies; gold under pressure; platinum demand lacklustre.


Uranium Week: Slipping Away

Apr 28 2015

Sellers are being forced to lower prices in the face of a lack of spot market buying interest from utilities.



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