China Securities Journal
Charlie Sartain, chief executive for copper at Xstrata, one of the world’s largest mining companies, said the growth in Chinese demand for all commodities was “just phenomenal,” and prices may rise for the next few years as a result.
Demand for copper in China may increase 8 percent to 10 percent this year compared with last […]
April 3rd, 2007 Tags: bank, Bloomberg, central bank, China, China Securities Journal, Clay, Clayton, Codelco, Company, Copper, copper producer, Europe, Exchange, Freeport, Germany, Gold, London, Market, May Rise, metal, Middle East, Million Tons, mine, Miner, Miners, mining, Mobil, National Bureau of Statistics, Nome, Power, Price, Prices, Rio Tinto, Rio Tinto Group, Shenzhen, steel, Wen Jiabao, Xstrata
European mining stocks may rise after gold prices gained and China said economic growth will accelerate this year. Rio Tinto Group and Anglo American Plc might lead the advance.
“Metal prices have moved significantly higher which should help the mining companies,” said Simon Denham, a director at London Capital Group. “We see Rio and Anglo opening […]
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China Shenhua Group will transfer more coal and oil assets to its listed arm, Shenhua Energy Co. Ltd. , and plans to float domestic A shares in three to five years, the China Securities Journal reported on Friday.
The group was building eight coal liquefaction plants in four northern provinces to win 30 million tonnes of […]
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