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The world’s largest metals stockpile is becoming more difficult to finance. That is a problem for those who trade it, and for metal markets in general.
US hot-rolled coil prices remained above $630 per short ton on tight supply and long lead times, but sentiment from buyers was mixed as sources weighed buying material now or waiting for lower prices.
Base metals prices on the London Metal Exchange were weaker across the board this morning, Wednesday October 7, while equity markets were mixed.
US hot-rolled coil prices remain at their highest level in a year following a wave of price hikes and amid long lead times at domestic mills, market participants said.
Prime Planet Energy & Solutions (PPES), a joint venture between Toyota and Panasonic, will produce lithium-ion batteries for hybrid cars at a plant in Tokushima, Japan, from 2022 to coincide with expected growth in electric vehicle (EV) demand globally, the company said on Tuesday October 6.
Base metals prices on the London Metal Exchange were for the most part firmer this morning, Tuesday October 6, as were Asian-Pacific and pre-market major western equity index futures.
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