Re: VALE Vale
Publicado: Lun Mar 09, 2020 10:05 pm
Hoy tenemos el oil en 30 dólares y el IO en la zona de 90 dólares.
VALE : Iron ore displays safe haven qualities in commodities rout - S&P Global • 6:15 PM
Iron ore prices have remained relatively strong so far during the coronavirus crisis, leading some players and analysts to describe the steelmaking ingredient as an surprising safe haven compared to other metals commodities, S&P Global Platts reports.
"Iron ore is exerting safe-haven resilience... with a combination of coronavirus concerns and an oil price plunge leading to a decoupling of correlation in commodity markets," says William Chin, head of commodities at Singapore Exchange. "Iron ore remains well supported as a macro proxy for China activity - mirroring signs of a pickup in industrial steelmaking activity in China, the likelihood of increased policy stimulus by Beijing to support growth, and in part possible optimism of improving virus stats in China."
"Iron ore [should] be a relative safe haven in mining as China begins to recover while the rest of the world slows," says Jefferies analyst Christopher LaFemina. "Rio and Vale will likely practice what they preach and respond with production cuts as demand weakens in the near term before Chinese imports pick up... we believe consensus iron ore price forecasts are too low."
Of the major commodities, iron ore would benefit most from a recovery in China, especially if steel-intensive stimulus measures kick in, as expected, LaFemina says.
VALE : Iron ore displays safe haven qualities in commodities rout - S&P Global • 6:15 PM
Iron ore prices have remained relatively strong so far during the coronavirus crisis, leading some players and analysts to describe the steelmaking ingredient as an surprising safe haven compared to other metals commodities, S&P Global Platts reports.
"Iron ore is exerting safe-haven resilience... with a combination of coronavirus concerns and an oil price plunge leading to a decoupling of correlation in commodity markets," says William Chin, head of commodities at Singapore Exchange. "Iron ore remains well supported as a macro proxy for China activity - mirroring signs of a pickup in industrial steelmaking activity in China, the likelihood of increased policy stimulus by Beijing to support growth, and in part possible optimism of improving virus stats in China."
"Iron ore [should] be a relative safe haven in mining as China begins to recover while the rest of the world slows," says Jefferies analyst Christopher LaFemina. "Rio and Vale will likely practice what they preach and respond with production cuts as demand weakens in the near term before Chinese imports pick up... we believe consensus iron ore price forecasts are too low."
Of the major commodities, iron ore would benefit most from a recovery in China, especially if steel-intensive stimulus measures kick in, as expected, LaFemina says.
