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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.604.023 von KKCS am 11.03.08 07:53:08
Majors sind träge, wie beim Wasserkraftwerk
zu sehen. Die schauen mit Res.-Ausweitung und
Produktion im Sommer erst hin. Wer jetzt kauft,
wird m.M.n. ein Jahr als Trevali-Aktionär nicht
erleben.
Tasche
Majors sind träge, wie beim Wasserkraftwerk
zu sehen. Die schauen mit Res.-Ausweitung und
Produktion im Sommer erst hin. Wer jetzt kauft,
wird m.M.n. ein Jahr als Trevali-Aktionär nicht
erleben.
Tasche
Die sollten sich mal Trevali angucken 
[urlTeck Cominco could close WA zinc mine]http://www.thewest.com.au/aapstory.aspx?StoryName=466783[/url]
11th March 2008, 13:34 WST
Teck Cominco Ltd, the world's second largest zinc producer, is investigating an early closure of the Lennard Shelf zinc mine in Western Australia a year after operations at the site resumed.
The Canadian-based miner said in its fourth quarter report last month that it was "reviewing alternatives" for Lennard Shelf, which include "shortening" its four-year mine life.
The review has been prompted by lower than expected production and higher than anticipated costs at the operation.
"The revised mine plan being considered may result in a smaller ore reserve and closure sooner than had been anticipated when we first announced the restart of the mine," Teck Cominco spokesman Greg Waller said.
Lennard Shelf, which is jointly owned with Xstrata Plc, resumed production in the first quarter of 2007 after spending more than three years on care and maintenance.
Higher costs and lower output at Lennard Shelf during the three months to December 31 led to a $C7 million ($A7.7 million) loss for the operation.
Teck Cominco has been forced to write down the value of the asset by $C12 million ($A13.1 million).
Mr Waller said the miner was "not contemplating immediate or near-term closure" of Lennard Shelf.
The review is expected to be completed at the end of this month.
Teck Cominco acquired the Lennard Shelf assets for $26 million in 2003 after previous owner Western Metals Ltd went into voluntary administration.
The mine was placed on care and maintenance in October 2003 amid low zinc prices, with Teck Cominco resuming production last year after a rebound in commodity prices.
But the operation may be about to face the same price pressures that forced its closure in 2003, with brokerage firm Goldman Sachs JBWere forecasting a fall in the zinc price amid a growing global surplus.
"The implication is that annual average zinc prices will trend sharply lower over the next two years," Goldman Sachs JBWere said in a February 7 client note.
The mine is about 400 kilometres east of Broome in the Kimberley region in Western Australia and is forecast to produce about 70,000 to 80,000 tonnes of zinc in concentrate annually for four years.
Lennard Shelf produced 11,800 tonnes of zinc and 3,600 tonnes of lead concentrate during the three months to December 31.
[urlTeck Cominco could close WA zinc mine]http://www.thewest.com.au/aapstory.aspx?StoryName=466783[/url]
11th March 2008, 13:34 WST
Teck Cominco Ltd, the world's second largest zinc producer, is investigating an early closure of the Lennard Shelf zinc mine in Western Australia a year after operations at the site resumed.
The Canadian-based miner said in its fourth quarter report last month that it was "reviewing alternatives" for Lennard Shelf, which include "shortening" its four-year mine life.
The review has been prompted by lower than expected production and higher than anticipated costs at the operation.
"The revised mine plan being considered may result in a smaller ore reserve and closure sooner than had been anticipated when we first announced the restart of the mine," Teck Cominco spokesman Greg Waller said.
Lennard Shelf, which is jointly owned with Xstrata Plc, resumed production in the first quarter of 2007 after spending more than three years on care and maintenance.
Higher costs and lower output at Lennard Shelf during the three months to December 31 led to a $C7 million ($A7.7 million) loss for the operation.
Teck Cominco has been forced to write down the value of the asset by $C12 million ($A13.1 million).
Mr Waller said the miner was "not contemplating immediate or near-term closure" of Lennard Shelf.
The review is expected to be completed at the end of this month.
Teck Cominco acquired the Lennard Shelf assets for $26 million in 2003 after previous owner Western Metals Ltd went into voluntary administration.
The mine was placed on care and maintenance in October 2003 amid low zinc prices, with Teck Cominco resuming production last year after a rebound in commodity prices.
But the operation may be about to face the same price pressures that forced its closure in 2003, with brokerage firm Goldman Sachs JBWere forecasting a fall in the zinc price amid a growing global surplus.
"The implication is that annual average zinc prices will trend sharply lower over the next two years," Goldman Sachs JBWere said in a February 7 client note.
The mine is about 400 kilometres east of Broome in the Kimberley region in Western Australia and is forecast to produce about 70,000 to 80,000 tonnes of zinc in concentrate annually for four years.
Lennard Shelf produced 11,800 tonnes of zinc and 3,600 tonnes of lead concentrate during the three months to December 31.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.597.858 von silbernd am 10.03.08 15:07:40
Die Volatiliät nimmt überall zu und wird
weiter zunehmen. Man schaue besser
auf den Monats- oder Jahreschart: Sil-
ber überbezahlt noch immer Zink & Blei.
Tasche
Die Volatiliät nimmt überall zu und wird
weiter zunehmen. Man schaue besser
auf den Monats- oder Jahreschart: Sil-
ber überbezahlt noch immer Zink & Blei.
Tasche
China's Refined Zinc Exports Likely to Increase in H1 2008
By Interfax-China
10 Mar 2008 at 10:32 AM GMT-04:00
SHANGHAI (Interfax-China) -- China's refined zinc exports will maintain upside growth in the first half of this year, on the back of rising London Metal Exchange (LME) zinc prices and market expectation of an export tax rebate cancellation, analysts told Interfax today.
China exported a total of 10,245 tonnes of refined zinc in January 2008, dropping 85.6% year-on-year and down 12.8% from December 2007, the General Administration of Customs said last Friday.
"In January 2008, zinc spot prices in London stood at around $2,400 per tonne, much lower than domestic spot zinc prices, which were around RMB 19,000 ($2,668.54) per tonne at the time. These low prices, in conjunction with reduced production due to snowstorm damage, made domestic zinc producers reluctant to export in January," Joint Futures analyst, Ren Jianfeng, said.
Speculation rather than fundamentals is leading investment in the broad commodity market at the moment, while LME zinc prices are growing faster than Shanghai Futures Exchange (SFE) prices, and this will encourage China's zinc exports, he said.
China will export at least 25,000 tonnes of zinc in March this year, compared with 33,624 tonnes in March last year, Ren said.
Sun Fan from Shenzhen Gold Bull Futures agreed that the SFE's zinc price premium over the LME is shrinking.
"Chinese enterprises' zinc exports were relatively low in January, partly due to the Chinese New Year holiday, and partly due to January being a traditionally low production month. However, I think that as global consumption starts to lift in March, China's zinc export will increase from January levels," Shenzhen Gold Bull Futures analyst, Sun Fan, said.
"China is very likely to cancel the 0# zinc export tax rebate in the first half year of 2008, in order to curb expansion in zinc smelting capacity, and many zinc producers may try to increase zinc exports before the policy is implemented," Ren from Joint Futures said.
China currently levies a 5% export tax on 1#zinc (>= 99.99% and <99.995%) and a 10% export tax on 2# zinc (<99.99%). However, there is still a 5% export tax rebate on 0#zinc (>=99.995%), the only standard zinc metal traded on the LME and SFE. According to widespread market rumors, the government intends to cancel the export tax rebate and levy at least a 5% export tax on zinc in the near future.
"Although the government intends to cancel the current 5% export tax rebate on 0#zinc, I think it is unlikely to be released in the first half of this year, as the domestic zinc market is currently under pressure from heavy stockpiles that keep increasing all the time," an official with Huludao Nonferrous Metals Group, China's leading zinc smelter, who wished to remain anonymous, told Interfax today.
"If the policy is released, the Chinese market will see even greater severe oversupply problems, and the government will struggle to maintain supply and demand in the market," he said.
Zinc stockpiles monitored by the SFE rose 999 tonnes to 71,584 tonnes last Friday, while the LME's zinc stockpiles decreased 275 tonnes to 122,500 tonnes on March 5.
Zinc futures closed lower amid generally dour sentiment at the SHFE. The most traded May delivery tumbled RMB 780 ($109.7), or 3.52%, to close the session at RMB 21,360 ($3,004.22) per tonne.
Analyst Qian Can, from CITICS Futures, noted that Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said the Chinese government will cap economic growth at 8% this year, and there will be strict controls on high energy consuming industries, such as copper and zinc production.
Can said market focus now has now shifted to the current economic weakness in the United States. Metal futures may follow agricultural commodity prices lower short term. The zinc market has lost its direction and will follow copper futures near term.
By Interfax-China
10 Mar 2008 at 10:32 AM GMT-04:00
SHANGHAI (Interfax-China) -- China's refined zinc exports will maintain upside growth in the first half of this year, on the back of rising London Metal Exchange (LME) zinc prices and market expectation of an export tax rebate cancellation, analysts told Interfax today.
China exported a total of 10,245 tonnes of refined zinc in January 2008, dropping 85.6% year-on-year and down 12.8% from December 2007, the General Administration of Customs said last Friday.
"In January 2008, zinc spot prices in London stood at around $2,400 per tonne, much lower than domestic spot zinc prices, which were around RMB 19,000 ($2,668.54) per tonne at the time. These low prices, in conjunction with reduced production due to snowstorm damage, made domestic zinc producers reluctant to export in January," Joint Futures analyst, Ren Jianfeng, said.
Speculation rather than fundamentals is leading investment in the broad commodity market at the moment, while LME zinc prices are growing faster than Shanghai Futures Exchange (SFE) prices, and this will encourage China's zinc exports, he said.
China will export at least 25,000 tonnes of zinc in March this year, compared with 33,624 tonnes in March last year, Ren said.
Sun Fan from Shenzhen Gold Bull Futures agreed that the SFE's zinc price premium over the LME is shrinking.
"Chinese enterprises' zinc exports were relatively low in January, partly due to the Chinese New Year holiday, and partly due to January being a traditionally low production month. However, I think that as global consumption starts to lift in March, China's zinc export will increase from January levels," Shenzhen Gold Bull Futures analyst, Sun Fan, said.
"China is very likely to cancel the 0# zinc export tax rebate in the first half year of 2008, in order to curb expansion in zinc smelting capacity, and many zinc producers may try to increase zinc exports before the policy is implemented," Ren from Joint Futures said.
China currently levies a 5% export tax on 1#zinc (>= 99.99% and <99.995%) and a 10% export tax on 2# zinc (<99.99%). However, there is still a 5% export tax rebate on 0#zinc (>=99.995%), the only standard zinc metal traded on the LME and SFE. According to widespread market rumors, the government intends to cancel the export tax rebate and levy at least a 5% export tax on zinc in the near future.
"Although the government intends to cancel the current 5% export tax rebate on 0#zinc, I think it is unlikely to be released in the first half of this year, as the domestic zinc market is currently under pressure from heavy stockpiles that keep increasing all the time," an official with Huludao Nonferrous Metals Group, China's leading zinc smelter, who wished to remain anonymous, told Interfax today.
"If the policy is released, the Chinese market will see even greater severe oversupply problems, and the government will struggle to maintain supply and demand in the market," he said.
Zinc stockpiles monitored by the SFE rose 999 tonnes to 71,584 tonnes last Friday, while the LME's zinc stockpiles decreased 275 tonnes to 122,500 tonnes on March 5.
Zinc futures closed lower amid generally dour sentiment at the SHFE. The most traded May delivery tumbled RMB 780 ($109.7), or 3.52%, to close the session at RMB 21,360 ($3,004.22) per tonne.
Analyst Qian Can, from CITICS Futures, noted that Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said the Chinese government will cap economic growth at 8% this year, and there will be strict controls on high energy consuming industries, such as copper and zinc production.
Can said market focus now has now shifted to the current economic weakness in the United States. Metal futures may follow agricultural commodity prices lower short term. The zinc market has lost its direction and will follow copper futures near term.
SILBER - Über 4% Abschlag, jetzt...
Datum 10.03.2008 - Uhrzeit 14:41 (© BörseGo AG 2007, Autor: Rain André, Technischer Analyst, © GodmodeTrader - http://www.godmode-trader.de/)
WKN: 965310 | ISIN: XC0009653103 | Intradaykurs:
SILBER - ISIN: XC0009653103
Kursstand: 19,44 $ pro Feinunze
Rückblick: SILBER befindet sich seit Ende 2001 in einer Aufwärtsbewegung, welche ab Mai 2006 durch eine Seitwärtskorrektur unterbrochen war. Seit August 2007 steigt der Preis von SILBER wieder deutlich an, im Februar 2008 wurde die mittelfristige Aufwärtstrendoberkante überwunden.
Die Folge war eine steile Kursrallye, welche das Edelmetall auf ein neues Mehrjahreshoch bei 21,21 $ ansteigen ließ. Dort startete vergangene Woche eine Zwischenkorrektur, welche zum Beginn dieser Woche fortgesetzt wird: SILBER verliert heute zeitweise über 5%an Wert.
Das sehr kurzfristige Chartbild ist neutral, das übergeordnete sehr bullisch zu werten.
Charttechnischer Ausblick: Die steile Kursrallye der letzten Wochen ist aktuell durch eine Zwischenkorrektur auf hohem Niveau unterbrochen. Diese könnte jetzt problemlos bis 18,50 und darunter ggf. sogar 17,60 - 17,80 $ ausgedehnt werden, ohne das bullische Szenario einer mittelfristigen Rallyebewegung zu gefährden.
Gelingt nach Abschluss der Korrektur ein Anstieg über 21,21 $, wird eine Rallyefortsetzung wahrscheinlich, Kursgewinne bis ca. 23,00 $ und mittelfristig 25,00 und ca. 28,00 $ werden dann möglich.
Kursverlauf vom 03.08.2007 bis 10.03.2008 (log. Kerzenchartdarstellung / 1 Kerze = 1 Woche)
Datum 10.03.2008 - Uhrzeit 14:41 (© BörseGo AG 2007, Autor: Rain André, Technischer Analyst, © GodmodeTrader - http://www.godmode-trader.de/)
WKN: 965310 | ISIN: XC0009653103 | Intradaykurs:
SILBER - ISIN: XC0009653103
Kursstand: 19,44 $ pro Feinunze
Rückblick: SILBER befindet sich seit Ende 2001 in einer Aufwärtsbewegung, welche ab Mai 2006 durch eine Seitwärtskorrektur unterbrochen war. Seit August 2007 steigt der Preis von SILBER wieder deutlich an, im Februar 2008 wurde die mittelfristige Aufwärtstrendoberkante überwunden.
Die Folge war eine steile Kursrallye, welche das Edelmetall auf ein neues Mehrjahreshoch bei 21,21 $ ansteigen ließ. Dort startete vergangene Woche eine Zwischenkorrektur, welche zum Beginn dieser Woche fortgesetzt wird: SILBER verliert heute zeitweise über 5%an Wert.
Das sehr kurzfristige Chartbild ist neutral, das übergeordnete sehr bullisch zu werten.
Charttechnischer Ausblick: Die steile Kursrallye der letzten Wochen ist aktuell durch eine Zwischenkorrektur auf hohem Niveau unterbrochen. Diese könnte jetzt problemlos bis 18,50 und darunter ggf. sogar 17,60 - 17,80 $ ausgedehnt werden, ohne das bullische Szenario einer mittelfristigen Rallyebewegung zu gefährden.
Gelingt nach Abschluss der Korrektur ein Anstieg über 21,21 $, wird eine Rallyefortsetzung wahrscheinlich, Kursgewinne bis ca. 23,00 $ und mittelfristig 25,00 und ca. 28,00 $ werden dann möglich.
Kursverlauf vom 03.08.2007 bis 10.03.2008 (log. Kerzenchartdarstellung / 1 Kerze = 1 Woche)
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Wichtig für diese positive Preiseinschätzung ist jedoch, das der Silberpreis sich über der Niveau von 15,00 $ halten kann
Erst bei einem Preisrückgang unterhalb von 15,00 USD wäre unsere positive Preiseinschätzung hinfällig. Die Wahrscheinlichkeit für ein solches Szenario halten wir jedoch für gering.
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Wichtig für diese positive Preiseinschätzung ist jedoch, das der Silberpreis sich über der Niveau von 15,00 $ halten kann
Erst bei einem Preisrückgang unterhalb von 15,00 USD wäre unsere positive Preiseinschätzung hinfällig. Die Wahrscheinlichkeit für ein solches Szenario halten wir jedoch für gering.
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Time Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
13:42:07 C 2.70 +1.05 50 80 National Bank 2 RBC
13:17:06 C 2.38 -0.12 5,000 68 Leede 33 Canaccord
10:57:22 C 2.38 -0.12 10,000 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord
10:33:22 C 2.40 -0.10 20,000 62 Haywood 62 Haywood
10:32:21 C 2.40 -0.10 25,000 83 Research Cap 79 CIBC
10:32:21 C 2.40 -0.10 2,000 80 National Bank 79 CIBC
10:32:21 C 2.45 -0.05 5,000 5 Penson 79 CIBC
10:32:21 C 2.46 -0.04 5,000 59 PI 79 CIBC
10:32:21 C 2.50 - 500 2 RBC 79 CIBC
09:30:00 C 2.59 +0.09 2,100 80 National Bank 59 PI
Time Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
13:42:07 C 2.70 +1.05 50 80 National Bank 2 RBC
13:17:06 C 2.38 -0.12 5,000 68 Leede 33 Canaccord
10:57:22 C 2.38 -0.12 10,000 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord
10:33:22 C 2.40 -0.10 20,000 62 Haywood 62 Haywood
10:32:21 C 2.40 -0.10 25,000 83 Research Cap 79 CIBC
10:32:21 C 2.40 -0.10 2,000 80 National Bank 79 CIBC
10:32:21 C 2.45 -0.05 5,000 5 Penson 79 CIBC
10:32:21 C 2.46 -0.04 5,000 59 PI 79 CIBC
10:32:21 C 2.50 - 500 2 RBC 79 CIBC
09:30:00 C 2.59 +0.09 2,100 80 National Bank 59 PI
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Chihong sees China 2008 zinc output growth slowing
Thu Mar 6, 2008 3:14am EST
SHANGHAI, March 6 (Reuters) - Yunnan Chihong Zinc and Germanium (600497.SS: Quote, Profile, Research) expects growth in China's zinc output to slow this year due to rising energy and resource cost rises and the impact of monetary policy tightening.
Chihong, whose lead and zinc production accounted for about 4 percent of China's output last year, said on Thursday that it aimed to produce 174,700 tonnes of zinc and zinc alloy in 2008, up 0.7 percent from last year's 173,466 tonnes.
The country's zinc production capacity will not increase as much as expected and costs of labour, energy and resources had been rising, the company said in a summary of its annual report.
"With prices of resources and energy rising, tightening monetary policy and other macroeconomic control measures will have a far-reaching impact on the industry chain of zinc," it said.
Chihong said it aimed to produce 274,700 tonnes of lead and zinc, up 3 percent from 2007. Its 2007 lead and zinc output grew 24 percent from the previous year.
Chihong expected to expand amid a wave of consolidation in the nonferrous metals industry, spurred by tightening government controls and lower profit margins.
The company also plans to produce 100,000 tonnes of lead in 2008, up 7 percent from 93,083 tonnes in 2007.
Whether the gap between global lead supply and demand disappears would depend on output and exports from China, the world's largest lead producer, the company said.
The company also expects to churn out 13,500 kilograms of germanium this year, up 4 percent from 2007, as the metal is increasingly used in infrared optical devices and solar cells.
The company reported a 35 percent jump in net profit in 2007 from 2006 despite falling prices of its products, rising raw materials costs and cuts to export tax rebates. (Reporting by Rujun Shen; Editing by Ken Wills)
rgen !Chihong sees China 2008 zinc output growth slowing
Thu Mar 6, 2008 3:14am EST
SHANGHAI, March 6 (Reuters) - Yunnan Chihong Zinc and Germanium (600497.SS: Quote, Profile, Research) expects growth in China's zinc output to slow this year due to rising energy and resource cost rises and the impact of monetary policy tightening.
Chihong, whose lead and zinc production accounted for about 4 percent of China's output last year, said on Thursday that it aimed to produce 174,700 tonnes of zinc and zinc alloy in 2008, up 0.7 percent from last year's 173,466 tonnes.
The country's zinc production capacity will not increase as much as expected and costs of labour, energy and resources had been rising, the company said in a summary of its annual report.
"With prices of resources and energy rising, tightening monetary policy and other macroeconomic control measures will have a far-reaching impact on the industry chain of zinc," it said.
Chihong said it aimed to produce 274,700 tonnes of lead and zinc, up 3 percent from 2007. Its 2007 lead and zinc output grew 24 percent from the previous year.
Chihong expected to expand amid a wave of consolidation in the nonferrous metals industry, spurred by tightening government controls and lower profit margins.
The company also plans to produce 100,000 tonnes of lead in 2008, up 7 percent from 93,083 tonnes in 2007.
Whether the gap between global lead supply and demand disappears would depend on output and exports from China, the world's largest lead producer, the company said.
The company also expects to churn out 13,500 kilograms of germanium this year, up 4 percent from 2007, as the metal is increasingly used in infrared optical devices and solar cells.
The company reported a 35 percent jump in net profit in 2007 from 2006 despite falling prices of its products, rising raw materials costs and cuts to export tax rebates. (Reporting by Rujun Shen; Editing by Ken Wills)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.563.706 von to_siam am 06.03.08 05:01:00ich bin bei der LBBW
die sollten das eigentlich auch hinkriegen... hoffe es reicht mir morgen nach der arbeit vorbeizugehen
...nur der brokermaster comdirect ist zu blöd dafür
die sollten das eigentlich auch hinkriegen... hoffe es reicht mir morgen nach der arbeit vorbeizugehen
...nur der brokermaster comdirect ist zu blöd dafür
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