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  4. forum rang 6 Theo3 2 mei 2017 09:44

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    Ik ga hem uitzetten kijk in de rust wel wat de stand is en later op de dag waar we in het rood staan
  6. Duikert 2 mei 2017 09:48

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    Tot nu toe wederom weer een geweldige dag. 1e koop was op €7,25. Dadelijk verwacht ik ook op €7,20 nog wat te kunnen kopen. Mocht dat lukken, dan een verkoop op €7,26 en €7,31.
  10. [verwijderd] 2 mei 2017 09:58

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    Jongens STOP nu toch eens met om de 5min over de koers te klagen, stelletje kleuters.
    Doet dat ergens op een ander forum ofzo.
    Koers zal deze weken tussen de €7 en €7,5 blijven hangen, de grote partijen zullen er alles aan doen om laag kunnen in te slaan, dat weten jullie nu toch ook wel?
    Dus stop ermee en probeer eens wat inhoudelijk te posten.
  12. Toekomstbeeld 2 mei 2017 10:33

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    China staalfutures down.

    www.metalbulletin.com/Article/3713899...

    China AM: Steel futures down after steel PMI slips into contraction

    China’s steel futures tumbled during morning trading on Tuesday May 2 after China’s steel purchasing managers’ index (PMI) fell into contraction territory.

    Futures closing prices – morning session Shanghai Futures Exchange October rebar: 3,124 yuan ($452), down 21 yuan ($3) October hot rolled coil: 3,127 yuan ($453), down 51 yuan ($7.40) Dalian Commodity Exchange September iron ore: 530 yuan ($77), down 1 yuan ($0.20) September coking coal: 1,133 yuan ($164), up 1 yuan ($0.20) Billet Tangshan billet price: 3,030...
  13. Toekomstbeeld 2 mei 2017 10:39

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    www.businessinsider.com.au/iron-ore-f...

    Iron ore futures are roaring ahead

    SAM JACOBS
    MAY 2, 2017, 5:20 PM

    Iron ore prices have stabilised over the past week, but if futures markets are anything to go by prices are set to rise again.

    The fall in the price has been well documented since benchmark 62% fines hit a high of $US94.86 per tonne on February 21.

    That preceded a plunge of more than 30%, before the price finally bottomed out at $US61.60 on April 19. This chart shows the recent roller-coaster ride:

    Since falling steeply, the prices have found support in the mid-$60 range, closing last night at $US68 per tonne.

    And it looks like there might be more good news on the way, despite manufacturing PMI data today that missed analyst’s forecasts.

    Iron ore futures are ripping higher again, up by 4.6% and climbing. This chart shows the rise, along with increases across in most other base metals:

    SHFE Copper ¥47,000 , 1.01%
    SHFE Aluminium ¥14,070 , -2.26%
    SHFE Zinc ¥21,845 , 2.22%
    SHFE Nickel ¥79,970 , 1.77%
    SHFE Rebar ¥3,179 , 2.32%
    DCE Iron Ore ¥533.00 , 4.61%
    DCE Coking Coal ¥1,142.00, 1.87%
    DCE Coke ¥1,629.50, 1.09%

  14. Toekomstbeeld 2 mei 2017 10:42

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    asia.nikkei.com/Politics-Economy/Econ...

    May 2, 2017 4:15 pm JST
    Aussie iron ore giants remain bullish despite price drop
    Big miners lifting output on optimism about long-term demand from China, India

    KAORI TAKAHASHI, Nikkei staff writer

    Australian mining giants have turned to automation, such as unmanned dump trucks, to lower production costs. © Reuters
    SYDNEY -- Major Australian iron ore miners are gearing up to bolster production despite falling prices, expecting demand from China and India to continue growing.

    Rio Tinto's production report for the January-March quarter shows its output in Australia declined 3% on the year to 77.2 million tons, due to bad weather. Shipments remained mostly unchanged at 76.7 million tons.

    The Anglo-Australian miner is slated to begin production at the Silvergrass mine in Western Australia in the second half of the year. The company projects its 2017 iron ore shipments at 330 million tons to 340 million tons, up from 327.6 million tons last year, and is looking to lift annual volume to 360 million tons down the line.

    Rio Tinto will make a full-scale effort to maximize the value of its production system, Chief Financial Officer Christopher Lynch said.

    Rival Anglo-Australian mining giant BHP Billiton's January-March production rose from a year earlier, but by just 1%. The output volume for the nine months through March came to 199 million tons, a 3% year-on-year increase. Bad weather also affected the company's production, but it was able to offset the negative impact, thanks to improved productivity via a beefed-up ore-crushing capacity and better freight trains at the Jimblebar mine in Western Australia.

    BHP Billiton submitted an application to the Australian government in March to seek an increase in its export permit from 270 million tons to 275 million tons. It aims to expand its production capacity to 290 million tons in the fiscal year through June 2019.

    Fortescue Metals Group, Australia's third-biggest iron ore miner, suffered a 6% drop in its shipments in the January-March period due to above-average rainfalls. But the volume itself was still roughly 30% higher than that of three years earlier.

    Steely faith in the face of falling prices

    Iron ore prices have plunged from $95 per ton in February to less than $70 per ton today.

    Meanwhile, crude steel production has been growing steadily in China, buoyed by automobile-related demand and infrastructure investment by local governments. But speculative buying had pushed up iron ore inventories at ports to record amounts, pushing down prices.
  15. Toekomstbeeld 2 mei 2017 10:45

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    En pagina 2 van bovenstaande artikel.

    May 2, 2017 4:15 pm JST
    Aussie iron ore giants remain bullish despite price drop
    Big miners lifting output on optimism about long-term demand from China, India

    KAORI TAKAHASHI, Nikkei staff writer
    Supply growth has added to the picture. Brazil's Vale began operating one of the world's biggest iron ore mines in the northern part of the country late last year. This has raised production for the world's No. 1 iron ore miner to record levels, further putting downward pressure on prices.

    Regardless, Aussie miners are working toward lifting production in the belief that global demand still has plenty of room to grow over the long term.

    Although the pace may slow, the growth in Chinese demand for steel will continue, Edgar Basto, a BHP Billion executive in charge of iron ore mining operations in Western Australia, said during a speech in March.

    "In the long term, we expect the global steel market will grow modestly, supported mainly by incremental demand from India and other populous emerging markets, including elsewhere in Asia," he continued.

    Steel demand in China carries some uncertainty going forward, since government-led initiatives hold large sway. But "steel stock per capita in China still lags behind that in the U.S. and Europe," Busto said, adding, "China's steel stock will need to continue to grow for its continued economic development."

    A World Steel Association report on preliminary crude steel production volumes for March indicates that India surpassed Japan to reach No. 2 in the world after China, with the South Asian country's tally advancing 8.2% on the year to 9 million tons.

    The Indian economy has been growing at around 7% a year. Just like in China, automobile-related demand and infrastructure development have been driving India's steel production increase. The country has domestic iron ore mines, but Australia has become an important source of steel raw material because its output at home is not enough to satisfy demand.

    Automation, IT fueling cost reductions

    Australian miners' optimistic outlooks also stem from falling production costs.

    At Fortescue Metals, the current production cost per ton of iron ore has fallen 12% from a year earlier to roughly $13. The figure stands at $13.7 for Rio Tinto and about $15 for BHP Billiton, all sharply lower than several years ago.

    Various efforts to boost productivity are behind those cost reductions. For instance, the Australian mining companies have lowered transportation costs between mines and ports by improving freight rails.

    At Rio Tinto, efforts have been made to enhance the efficiency of mine operations by increasing the use of automated dump trucks and other mining equipment. Drones are being used to check the conditions in mines. Information technology has also helped to boost mining efficiency. Mine workers can now use smartphones to check the operation status of dump trucks and other mining equipment in real time and coordinate their work to lift productivity.

    According to Rio Tinto CEO Jean-Sebastien Jacques, efficiency is a key focus when the company works to bolster production. It aims to raise output without making large capital investments by eliminating waste in the production process.

    Also contributing to the Aussie miners' positive outlook is experts' view that iron ore prices are unlikely to fall further. Having been oversold, iron ore prices will readjust and remain in the range of $70 to $80 per ton this year, an official at Australia and New Zealand Banking Group predicted.

    Nikkei staff writers Wataru Kodaka in Shanghai and Naoyuki Toyama in Sao Paulo contributed to this story
  18. forum rang 6 Theo3 2 mei 2017 11:00

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    17 cent verschil na twee uur met de opening wat Denk je waar dit eindigt om half zes
  19. forum rang 6 Theo3 2 mei 2017 11:02

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    Ze brengen eerst de koers voor 12 mei 25% naar beneden en dan op 12 mei krijg jij je 15% erbij wat dacht je daarvan
  20. dader 2 mei 2017 11:03

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    quote:

    Theo3 schreef op 2 mei 2017 11:00:

    17 cent verschil na twee uur met de opening wat Denk je waar dit eindigt om half zes
    7,09.
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