Comment by
VerificateASAP on Feb 07, 2024 4:14pm
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Comment by
Albatross on Feb 07, 2024 10:25pm
I read in some article they figure nickel is 5-8% oversupplied at the moment. So a 2% decline due to mine closures is still significant, coupled with the potential year on year demand growth. We will not survive another 6 years at these prices. There will need to be another restructuring of debt or a default.
Comment by
rkhosla on Feb 07, 2024 11:07pm
i read that to be only 2% OF THE SURPLUSS (not 2% of world output) so my take is that thus far production cuts have been insufficient / immaterial.
Comment by
Albatross on Feb 14, 2024 1:35am
"He didn’t expect the closure of non-Indonesian mines to have a significant immediate impact on prices, as those assets represented less than 2% of global capacity so far." That's a direct quote from the article. It says 2% of global capacity. Not 2% of global surplus capacity.