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Analysis of:
Why Big Oil is not to blame for fuel prices (www.thefirstpost.co.uk)
What is the cost and profit per barrel of oil? What products are in one barrel (42 gallons) of oil? Could the government, both federal and state, be a larger part of the equation than "Big Oil"?
Analysis of:
India's First-Half Steel Output Rises 7% to 24.8 Million Tons (www.bloomberg.com)
Steel demand in India will certainly rise at a good pace, above 10 per cent annually, for a few more years. The Indian steel makers correctly see the growth potential of the local market and the captive iron ore as the only two big advantages for them which will hold them up strongly in global competition...
Analysis of:
Alaska can export LNG to Pacific Rim (today.reuters.com)
Liquefaction and pipelines in Alaska address the local desires to keep revenues and jobs in Alaska. Building a pipeline to somewhere in the south, like Valdez is very possible. ROW (Rights of Way, pipeline corridor) are already permitted and mostly available, and the access is available. Knocking...
Analysis of:
China's continued steel demand bolsters iron ore prices, miners (online.wsj.com)
Contract prices likely to soar in 2008 Rising supply and weaker demand may lead to weakness in 2009
Analysis of:
ITC to keep duties on some imported steel (www.chicagotribune.com)
US steel industry gains direct benefit from market protection against the major sources of potential over-supply over the next five years. This won't insulate the industry entirely due to a spillover effect. ArcelorMittal illustrates its phenomenal lobbying power and this has to be a success for this...
Analysis of:
GM looks to substitute materials to reduce costs: Purchasing VP calls price increases "scary" and outlines upcoming plans (www.purchasing.com)
This "announcement" is not about substitution, it is about upcoming contract negotiations with its steel suppliers, and an attempt to influence the agenda to offset the supplier power of the steel industry. Substitution is occuring, and will continue to occur (even towards steel and aluminium)...
Analysis of:
OCTG's fall said sparked by China rebate decision (www1.metalbulletin.com)
Global OCTG suppliers have witnessed an almost unprecedented bull run over the past three years as surging oil and natural gas prices have resulted in rising investment in energy exploration and production. OCTG consumption growth since 2003 has averaged 15 percent per annum. The pipe must also have...
Analysis of:
OCTG's fall said sparked by China rebate decision (www1.metalbulletin.com)
Spot prices for oil country tubular goods dropped again this month, with some blaming the decline on China's decision not to reduce export tax rebates on OCTG products. Imports from China continued to soften prices, sources said, with some also blaming high customer inventories and somewhat weaker demand....
Analysis of:
Stainless steel production to grow further – but at a slower rate (www.worldsteel.org)
Strong pressure from customer side to keep the price for stainless products quit stable. Because of high volatile Nickel prices final product prices changes. The substitution of Nickel to the "Ferritic Solution" will lead to less demand of Nickel and the price will decline....
Analysis of:
Fill Up With Ethanol? (online.wsj.com)
Ethanol as an energy source is not as cost efficient as we think.Cost of water, fertilizer, transportation, blending and subsidies detract from its attractiveness.In the long term we cannot produce enough renewable energy to make a signifigant dent in our energy demand.Corn and rape seed as feed...
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