Leads, Zinc And Aluminium In China
Raymond Teo (July 14th, 2008) Writes:
Where has the resources boom gone? I don’t mean the one driven by iron ore or coal, nor oil, but by surging demand from China, India and the rest of the emerging world?
Warning bells are sounding in metals markets and there is every indication that even in China, there are some rough times ahead.
The shares prices of some Australian producers are reflecting the emerging weakness. last week we reported on Fox Resources, a small Australian miner deferring work on copper and nickel prospects and mine.
Power shortages and a looming oversupply of some metals and weakening prices make for interesting decision making for some companies, especially if they are in China.
And when a weakening market price happens to emerge as this power crunch happens, China seems to act as one to try and modify the market weakness and correct the imbalance in power demand.
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