Lead market was in surplus
Lisbon-based International Lead Study Group’s latest monthly report showed that the global lead market was in surplus by 21,000 tonnes in the first 10 months of 2008. For full story, click here
Lisbon-based International Lead Study Group’s latest monthly report showed that the global lead market was in surplus by 21,000 tonnes in the first 10 months of 2008. For full story, click here
Lead prices succumbed to the pressure of global financial turmoil, as fall in demand for batteries put breaks on demand for this metal. For full story, click here
January lead MLDF9 was 0.62 percent higher at 56.50 rupees per kg. For full story, click here
Vedanta Resources group firm Hindustan Zinc today said it has retained the prices of zinc and lead at last week&aposs level of Rs 71,000 and Rs 69,000 a tonne. For full story, click here
The company amassed a fortune in commodities – valued in excess of $4 billion – when oil cost about $20 a barrel and gold traded for $300 an ounce, by having an innate ability to spot value. For full story, click here
Leading metal producer Hindustan Zinc said it has reduced prices of zinc and lead by Rs 2,800 a tonne and Rs 3,400 per tonne, respectively. For full story, click here
By Leia Michele Toovey- Exclusive to Zinc Investing News The global economic outlook seems to worsen everyday. The US, China, and India are witnessing an economic slowdown. Data coming out of Japan shows that the economy there has entered into a recession in the third quarter as corporate spending and export demand slumped. The 15 [...]
Metal prices recovered sharply on the non-ferrous metal market here today due to fresh stockists buying in view of higher advices from London Metal Exchange (LME). Lead prices eased on lack of industrial demand. For full story, click here
According to experts, lead may lose 12 percent to $1,185. For full story, click here
China’s fragmented lead industry is expected to undergo consolidation within the next five years as small sized miners and smelters are increasingly being forced out of business due to plummeting product prices. For full story, click here
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