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Thu Jan 1, 11:16 pm ET
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The ailing U.S. steel industry is pressing President-elect Barack Obama for a public works plan that could be worth $1 trillion over two years to boost flagging demand for U.S.-made steel, the New York Times reported in Friday's editions.
Daniel DiMicco, chairman and chief executive of Nucor Corp, a giant steel maker, told the paper the industry was asking the incoming administration to "deal with the worst economic slowdown in our lifetime through a recovery program that has in every provision a 'buy America' clause."
The industry supports building mass transit systems, bridges, electric power grids, schools, hospitals and water treatment plants -- all of which would require large amounts of steel.
"We are sharing with the president-elect's transition team our thoughts in terms of the industry's policy priorities," Nancy Gravatt, a spokeswoman for the American Iron and Steel Institute, was quoted as saying.
Obama, who is to be sworn in as president on January 20, has not revealed details of his soon-to-be-announced plan for spurring the weakest economy since the Great Depression more than 70 years ago. Aides have indicated most of the package will probably go into infrastructure spending rather than tax breaks.
"If the president-elect really follows through, he'll fund a lot of mass transit projects," said Wilbur Ross, a Wall Street dealmaker who put together a steel conglomerate known as Arcelor Mittal USA.
"All the big cities have these projects ready to go."
Since September, U.S. steel output has plunged about 50 percent to its lowest point since the 1980s, largely because construction and auto production have fallen sharply.
The fall-off in production of appliances, machinery and other electrical equipment has also reduced steel orders, sending the price of a ton of steel down by half since late summer.
Industry executives are "adding their voices to pleas for a huge public investment program of up to $1 trillion over two years," the Times reported.
Imports, which account for about 30 percent of all steel sales in the United States, are also hurting as customers disappear, the paper said.
(Reporting by Jim Wolf; editing by Todd Eastham)
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20090102/media_nm/us_steel_usa
schönen Sonntag noch
rekiwi
man könnte auf lemming-freie-zone- schließen laut diesen daten ! :
Volumen für TCM am 2.Januar 2009:
Toronto: 1.032.200
New York: 1.156.177
Deutschland: 42.055
sehr schön ;-)))
PS: weitere wichtige daten : OPEN GAPS
bei ca. 6 $, 7,2$, 10,5$, 13,2$, 16$
wünsche allen hier investierten hier nachträglich noch ein Gutes Neues Jahr, vorallem viel Gesundheit. Schauen wir mal was uns das Jahr hier für Kurse beschert. Hoffen wir mal das es nicht so Schlimm kommt wie manche meinen.
Es ist ja jetzt so das man versucht mit Frick sich außergerichtlich auf Schadensersatz zu einigen, nachdem dieser mit Aktien wie Russoil, etc. viele Leute ins offene Messer laufen ließ.
Hat jemand eine Ahnung ob so etwas auch bei Rohstoffraketen im anlaufen ist? Die haben ja im letzten Jahr Aktien wie Globex, Freegold. Aquila, Mustang, und sehr viele mehr empfohlen und alle diese Aktien sind mehr als 90% gefallen. Und heuer werden sie meines wissens ein neues Musterdepot eröffnen und von den Verlusten wird nicht mehr gesprochen, im Gegenteil, es wird laufend erwähnt das sie der Beste Börsenbrief wären. Ich glaube davon abgesehen nicht das der Beste Börsenbrief jemals bei De beira investiert war.
Falls auch jemand sehr viel Geld mit diesem Brief verloren hat und meint das eine Klage Erfolg verspricht soll sich bitte melden.
SHANGHAI, Jan 5 - Jinchuan Group Ltd, China's top nickel producer, said it plans to increase output of nickel, copper and cobalt in 2009, despite a weakening global economy.
Jinchuan expects to produce 125,000 tonnes of nickel this year, up nearly 20 percent from 104,600 tonnes in 2008, a statement on the company's website (www.jnmc.com) said.
It also plans to produce 400,000 tonnes of copper, one third higher than in 2008, and 7,800 tonnes of cobalt, 22 percent higher than the previous year.
The company plans to lower costs by expanding production, the statement said.
Tumbling prices of nickel and falling demand from the stainless steel industry had forced Jinchuan to cut nickel output in 2008 by nearly 20,000 tonnes.
http://news.alibaba.com/article/detail/...an-plans-higher-metals.html
Mon Jan 5, 2009 3:47am EST
MUMBAI, Jan 5 (Reuters) - JSW Steel Ltd (JSTL.BO), India's No. 3 producer of the alloy, will consider reviving output sometime this month as demand is seen improving, a senior official told Reuters on Monday.
The firm had announced a production cut of 20 percent in November due to excess stockpile and concerns about waning demand and had said it will restore full capacity in December.
The firm, however, revived production of only long steel, used in construction, from Dec. 1.
"This quarter, it's far better. We are seeing some improvement in demand. Prices are stable, they are not falling further," MVS Seshagiri Rao, director of finance said over the telephone.
"We'll watch the situation in January and come back," he said, adding the inventory level was much lower now.
However, demand from auto and auto-components sector will still take a while to recover, he added.
Rao said though demand is picking up and enquiries have started flowing in again, it will take some time for the government's recently announced stimulus package to have an impact on earnings.
India on Friday, slashed its key lending rates by 1 percentage point in co-ordinated moves to boost economic growth.
It also withdrew exemptions from countervailing duty on TMT bars, used in construction, and withdrew exemption from basic customs duty on zinc and ferro alloys, which was provided earlier to contain inflation.
"The impact will take sometime... we'll have to wait and see. Interest rate reduction by banks is still to happen," he said.
http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/...M37017920090105?rpc=611
Chinese molybdenum oxide and ferromolybdenum trade remained quiet this
week due to the New Year holidays and poor overseas demand, industry sources
said Friday.
One China-based producer said his company had stopped offering spot
molybdenum oxide overseas. "We want to sell our material at above $11.50/lb,
but there are simply no overseas buyers willing to pay such a price." Another
producer said his company had stopped offering spot material. "Our plant in
China has been closed for annual maintenance. We think this is a good time to
do it as the current export market is bad and there is hardly any demand."
The Platts Metals Week Dealer set molybdenum oxide prices at
$9.25-9.75/lb Tuesday, unchanged from the previous week.
Meanwhile, China-based traders said domestic prices of ferromolybdenum
stayed weak at around Yuan 120,000 ($17,558)/mt, while raw material moly
concentrate prices at Yuan 1,700/mtu, were down Yuan 50/mtu compared with a
week ago.
"Domestic prices remain weak as trade is almost at a standstill
during the holiday season. Both buyers and sellers are waiting for further
direction after the long holidays," one trader said.
Another trader said the export of ferromolybdenum came to a halt this
week as there was no overseas demand due to higher Chinese prices. "Offers
from China remain high at above $30/kg, and I am sure no one is willing to
accept such a price given the European price is now around $24-26/kg," he
said.
http://www.platts.com/Metals/News/8264164.xml?src=Metalsrssheadlines1
In dem Sinne wünsche ich Euch alles Bestens im Jahr 2009!
BHP Billiton increases iron ore shipments in December 2008
04 Jan, 2009
It is reported that BHP Billiton appears to have boosted shipments of Pilbara iron ore in December 2008 and may have been spared from most of a flagged 6 million tonnes shortfall from its 2008 sales target.
As spot iron ore prices rebounded somewhat in December 2008 and Chinese iron ore demand showed some signs of strengthening, BHP increased the number of ships loaded at its Port Hedland berths.
In November 2008, BHP said a sharp slump in Chinese iron ore demand meant annual sales would probably be down 6 million tonnes from a target of 130 million because steel mills could not take contracted shipments.
But judging from the number of ships that left BHP's Port Hedland berths in 2008, BHP may fall only 1 million or 2 million tonnes short of its target. While its major competitors, Rio Tinto and Vale, have sliced iron ore production because of a sharp fall in demand and prices, BHP has said it will not do so while it can make a profit.
A spokeswoman of BHP declined to comment on whether it had managed to restrict lost sales, saying that all would be revealed in the January 21st 2009 quarterly production report.
Port Hedland harbor statistics show that by December 30th 58 ships had left BHP's wharves for the month, with 4 still in port. Assuming those 4 got away BHP will have beaten November 2008 figure of 59 shipments and equaled October 2008 figure of 62.
While it is still below its regular monthly shipments, which ran as high as 74 ships for 12.3 million tonnes of ore in June 2008, the sharp drop off expected in December 2008 appears to have been avoided. If in the final month of 2008, BHP equaled October 2008 shipments of 10.24 million tonnes of iron ore, it will have shipped 129 million tonnes for 2008.
http://steelprices-india.com/news/index/2009/01/...December_2008.html
Dir ebenfalls ein gesundes und friedliches Gutes Neues.
(neinklausinetausmeckern)
rekiwi
drd811/5/2009 2:47:42 PM
rumoured that ML, QUA or TCM are taking a run at CMS-TSXV (largest undeveloped Moly asset in the Western Hemisphere) Colin Benner (ex chairman of Skye, Eurozinc, PBS Coals-all taken over for Billions is the Chairman of Creston Moly).........ML, TCM, QUA, and CMS all well undervalued. I own them all.
quelle: stockhouse
DESHALB FINGER WEG VON TCM!!!!!
Das Kursziel auf Sicht von 12 Monate: € 0,35
Gruß
UND, dies sollte aus meiner Sicht heute noch kommen.
Gruß
Heute ist bei uns Feiertag und somit der Börsenhandel geschlossen! Da mir die Hände gebunden sind und ich das Treiben an der Börse nur als Zaungast mitverfolgen kann,verwundert es mich schon ein wenig,dass der Dax sich so gut hält!!
Und das bei dieser negativen Nachrichtenlage !! Saukälte von Nord bis Südeuropa und Russland hat nichts Besseres zu tun,als seine Gaslieferungen nach Europa zu kürzen.
Israel tötet vor den Augen der westlichen Welt munter weiter,ob da die arabische Welt noch lange zuschaut ohne den für uns lebenswichtigen Saft namens Rohöl zu drosseln wage ich auch zu bezweifeln!
Von der Bankenkrise obwohl sie noch lange nicht ausgestanden ist,wird gar nicht mehr gesprochen,ist wirklich alles im Lot?
gestern ist ein guter Freund von mir(55 Jahre alt) einfach von seiner Firma gekündigt worden,mit der fadenscheinigen Begründung: sonst hätte es zwei jüngere Mitarbeiter getroffen,also die Wirtschaftskrise kommt nun auch nach Mitteleuropa!
Hier 200 Kündigungen,dort 450 anderswo 2000 so sehe ich keinen nachhaltigen Wirtschaftsaufschwung auf uns zukommen.
Also seid sehr vorsichtig mit neuen Investments,denn der Obama-Effekt wird sich bald in Luft auflösen,wobei ich aber zugeben muss,dass Aktien durchaus die Hälfte oder mehr von ihren Verlusten,die sie im Jahre 2008 erlitten haben,zurückgewinnen können.
Wenn die Masse der Anleger dann wieder glaubt alles sei wieder eitel Wonne und dann zu 100% in Aktien investiert,kommt wieder der Mann mit dem Börsenhammer und zerschlägt die noch zarten Börsen-Träume in sehr kurzer Zeit wieder,weil eben der Börsenaufschwung einfach von der Wirtschaft nicht untermauert ist und das wird sich auch nicht so schnell bessern.
TCM könnte noch bis nur 5 Euro-Marke steigen,aber dann wird die Luft wohl auch für TCM sehr dünn.
Gruß aus den sieben Bergen.
fungi
Deshalb sollten sie beim Aktienkauf gut aufpassen!