993 days ago
Lumber rose and now it keeps falling
Lumber futures are now down more than 70% from their May peak. It is a real capitulation. Source: TradingView
993 days ago
Lumber futures are now down more than 70% from their May peak. It is a real capitulation. Source: TradingView
994 days ago
Shanghai steel futures recovered to above 5,000 yuan a tonne, the highest since May 21st after latest data showed China’s crude steel output rose by 11.8% from a year earlier in the first half of the year. China pledged to limit crude steel output in 2021 at no higher than the 1.065 billion tonnes it made last year but at the half-way stage of the year, the country has already produced 563.33 million tonnes of the metal. Considering only June, production went up 1.5% year-on-year but declined 5.6% from a record level in May as government environmental controls ahead of the Communist Party's centenary celebrations in July constrained production. The steel market has been under pressure due to China's efforts to limit soaring commodity prices after cost of steel rallied to an all-time high of 5,975 yuan per tonne on May 11th. Source: Trading Economics
994 days ago
Copper prices rise after Chinese GDP and industrial production showed continued resilience in the world's second-largest economy. Three-month copper on the LME rises 1% to $9,430 a metric ton. China's economy grew by 7.9% in 2Q in line with economists' forecasts. Industrial production rose 8.3% in June, 0.5% more than expected. The data come after China lowered reserve requirements for banks. Source: William Horner @WSJ
994 days ago
Last week, the stockpiles of U.S. gasoline rose by more than 1 million barrels which led futures' prices to slide below $73 a barrel. OPEC+ and the UAE's impasse concerning production levels is nearly at an end as both might have found a compromise. Source: Bloomberg
994 days ago
Lumber went from $300 to above $1,600 and is now falling under $600. Guess Powell was correct about temporary inflation? Source: FactSet
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