ShreeMetalPrices: China’s commodity imports justifies mixed picture of future hope & slow reviving


China’s imports of major commodities demonstrated both the possibility of an increase in 2023. And the fact that economic momentum needs time to develop. For the first 2 months of 2023, official customs statistics from the largest commodity importer in the world revealed a mixed picture, with strength in coal & iron ore being offset
ShreeMetalPrices: Chile, Codelco to Restart Delayed Copper Salvador Mine Project


Chile, Codelco, the world’s largest copper producer, is attempting to minimise a series of problems that have pushed one of its investment projects behind time and beyond budget. Prior to a tragic accident, pandemic-related delays, and the termination of the company hired to undertake earthworks, the Chilean state-owned company had planned to convert its mostly
ShreeMetalPrices: UK’s Economy shows strong signals of recovering; Manufacturing PMI rose to 49.3


The UK’s manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI) increased from 47.0 in Jan & the previous flash forecast of 49.2 to 49.3 in Feb 2023. This was the best purchasing managers’ index figure during that period, despite the fact that it maintained below the neutral level of 50.0 for the 7th consecutive month. For the 1st
ShreeMetalPrices: Federal Reserve policymakers warns more rate hikes in 2023


The Federal Reserve (Fed) said that raising interest rates will continue to be implemented in its semi-annual Monetary Policy Report sent to Congress in order to combat excessive inflation. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) resumes rate rises at its meetings in December and January. But according to the report. “It thinks continuous hikes with
ShreeMetalPrices: Commodities Market Outlook – May Rise Next Week Prospects on China’s Economy Recover


Markets were more volatile In the week ending March 3. As a fresh batch of positive United states economic statistics impacted on risk appetites. And investors grew more optimistic about stimulus announcements at China’s National People’s Congress (CNPC). After 4 weeks of gains, the Dollar index ended the week with a small dip. It had
ShreeMetalPrices: After Foxconn, Is Intel Planning India for semiconductor manufacturing plant?
Worldwide efforts are being made to bring semiconductor manufacturing in-house. India with its Rs 76,000 crore Financial incentive plan. India is attempting to bring the whole chip ecosystem—not just manufacturing—to the nation. Leading foundries, which produce semiconductors, are already boosting their manufacturing capacity in anticipation of the increasing demand for semiconductors in the upcoming years.
ShreeMetalPricers: Argentina’s Inflation Peaked, Cost of Living has doubled since last year


Argentina’s inflation rate is expected to reach 99.9% in 2023. Faster than the previous year’s rate & beyond earlier projections of a little slower growth. According to a central bank survey of analysts released Friday. The prediction comes during a protracted economic and social crises in one of Latin America’s biggest countries and is 2.3
ShreeMetalPrices: Indonesia Grasberg Copper & Gold Mines have Resumed its Operations.


Copper Miner Freeport Indonesia has resumed operations at its massive Grasberg mines in Indonesia’s Papua area after it was flooded, according to a company representative on Wed. Yesterday, copper dropped -1.69% to 763.00. In February, the business forced to halt operations at its flagship mine when mudslides and torrential rains destroyed the infrastructure. The processing
ShreeMetalPrices: When will the US Federal Reserve Meet for Rate Hike in March ?


The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) will meet again in March. On March 21 and 22, the FOMC will gather to consider the US Federal Reserve’s (Fed) next move regarding a rate hike. On March 22, the decision to raise rates for March will be made public. The The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) would
ShreeMetalPrices: Pakistan’s central bank raises the Interest Rate by 300 bps as country faces greatest inflation in 50 years


Pakistan’s central bank hiked its benchmark interest rate by 300 bps on Thursday. Surpassing investor forecasts, as the cash-strapped government strives to persuade the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to release essential loans. Consumer price inflation (CPI) has reached its highest level in over 50 years. The benchmark rate of the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP)