手机扫码接着看

wwwfreeslotscom| Iron ore futures 2409: Demand recovery is blocked, and prices fluctuate amid loose supply

Author:editor|Category:Science

News summary

The main contract of iron ore futures, 2409, fluctuated downward, closing at 899 yuan/ton, a decrease of 1.1wwwfreeslotscom.10%。Demand has entered a plateau period, supply is loose, and port inventories are high. Mining prices are expected to fluctuate widely in the near future.

Newsletter text

[The main iron ore futures contract 2409 experienced a day on May 27wwwfreeslotscomThe shock fell, and finally closed at 899 yuan/ton, a decrease of 1.10%.]

Fundamental analysis shows that although the output of the five major steel varieties has increased, demand has declined, blast furnace capacity utilization rate and average daily molten iron output have declined, and blast furnace operating rate has remained stable, indicating that demand for iron ore may have reached a plateau period. On the supply side, although the shipment volume of Australia and Brazil has increased, the arrival volume to Hong Kong has decreased, and the overall supply is still loose. Port inventories continue to increase and show no signs of being depleted, which may put pressure on prices.

wwwfreeslotscom| Iron ore futures 2409: Demand recovery is blocked, and prices fluctuate amid loose supply

Although the advancement of real estate policies and trillion-dollar treasury bonds projects has boosted market confidence and released demand for construction steel, the recovery of overall demand for iron ore has encountered bottlenecks. Taking into account the loose supply and continued high port inventories, iron ore prices are expected to show wide fluctuations in the short term.

27 05

2024-05-27 18:16:45

浏览51
Back to
Category
Back to
Homepage
blackchippoker| Jingdong: Public security organs reported that a "black public relations" case against Jingdong was cracked strippokerlivegame| UBS analysts forecast: gold price fluctuations seek new highs, and silver performs better than gold's continued trend