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Window Dressing Academy 2009
News - 17 Nov 09
Rates below USD 17,000.00/mt have seen nickel move under the prevailing trading range but without really testing the recent lows of around USD 16,500.00/mt which were seen by mid and end September 2009. As in the previous month, nickel does not have much momentum, especially, as reported, the fundamental data of the stainless steel sector, the biggest nickel consumer, is more on the moderate side.
The road to Damascus and back
News - 20 Oct 09
Once again nickel prices remained stable in a range between USD 17,000.00/mt and 21,000.00/mt, whereby rates were more to be found either at the top of the range or at the bottom of the range, depending on the sentiment on the stock exchanges and other financial markets at the prevailing time. Nickel hardly possesses any of its own dynamics at the moment. This could become quite problematic when the rapid price rises on the stock exchanges start to lose momentum, or, as expected by numerous analysts, a clear-cut correction takes place.
Help yourself, then China helps you
News - 10 Sep 09
After the clearly, far too quick rise in the first half of August, nickel rates on the London Metal Exchange (LME) have undergone a correction. From a relative high of over USD 21,000.00/mt, prices are actually testing the lower level of the trading range at around USD 17,500.00/mt. Mainly chart technical principles should have triggered the start of this move; however, looking at it from a fundamental viewpoint, the consolidation is more than welcome.
,,The mother of all restocks''
News - 13 Aug 09
On the London Metal Exchange (LME) nickel has gained in price again over the last couple of weeks. After the incredible price rise at the end of July/beginning of August, within five days, daily quotes were being made in almost equal steps of 800 USD, rising upwards to clearly leave the psychological barrier of USD 20,000.00/mt behind. At present, the nickel price has consolidated within the range of USD 19,000.00/mt and 21,000.00/mt.
There is no basic right to credit
News - 21 Jul 09
The Frankfurter Allgemeine newspaper (FAZ) recently published an editorial entitled “There is no basic right to credit”. Even though the article itself was not really very convincing, seeing as its statements tended more towards the cautious side – probably so as not to annoy any of its clientele – we should still be very thankful for the title.
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