Comment by
Albatross on Jan 18, 2024 1:38pm
Indeed, Macquarie analysts note that "surpluses remain our base forecast for the overall nickel market all the way out to 2027, most likely in all main product categories." Yikes.
Comment by
VerificateASAP on Jan 18, 2024 1:49pm
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Comment by
CommonCents123 on Jan 18, 2024 6:35pm
Hmmm more confusion RS-Mr V. If the Chinese are so cunning and they control the Ni market then wouldn't it be to their advantage to have higher Ni prices so they could fill their coffers with much much needed money given their protracted stimulation efforts? Sherrit is $0.30 and Ni is $7/lb.