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  1. forum rang 7 mvliex 1 3 maart 2025 18:59
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    In Londen deden de aandelen van mijnbouwers goede zaken, met plussen van 1,0 tot 2,7 procent voor Anglo American en Antofagasta, mogelijk na aardige Chinese PMI-cijfers, die toonden dat de industrie iets harder groeide in februari.

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    www.iex.nl/Nieuws/814692/Europese-beu...
  2. forum rang 10 voda 3 maart 2025 22:42
    Beursupdate: AEX op Wall Street
    03-mrt-2025 22:23

    ASML sterkste daler.

    (ABM FN-Dow Jones) Op Wall Street zijn maandag alle acht AEX-genoteerde fondsen ten opzichte van het slot in Amsterdam lager gesloten. ASML was met een verlies van 3,3 procent de sterkste daler. RELX wist het verlies het meest te beperken en daalde slechts 0,4 procent.

    Aegon (-1,8%)
    ArcelorMittal (-2,4%)
    ASML (-3,3%)
    ING Groep (-1,2%)
    Philips (-0,5%)
    RELX (-0,4%)
    Shell (-2,2%)
    Unilever (-1,8%)

    Euro/dollar: 1,0486

    Op basis van de bovenstaande koersuitslagen zou de AEX index, die sloot op 930,41 punten, zijn geëindigd op 920,06 punten.

    Door: ABM Financial News.
  3. forum rang 10 voda 4 maart 2025 06:47
    ArcelorMittal Poland Paves the Way for a Hydrogen Revolution with Groundbreaking Furnace Project in Kraków

    March 4, 2025

    Synopsis: ArcelorMittal Poland has recently completed a significant PLN 52 million investment in hydrogen furnaces at its Kraków plant, reducing CO2 emissions by 50%. This initiative marks a major step in the company's sustainability efforts, transitioning to more eco-friendly technologies and improving production quality. With ongoing investments totaling nearly PLN 2.5 billion in the plant, the company is poised to further revolutionize steel manufacturing in Europe.
  4. forum rang 10 voda 4 maart 2025 07:03
    ArcelorMittal Warsaw Unveils Upgraded Rolling Mill for Enhanced SBQ Production

    Synopsis: ArcelorMittal Warsaw has successfully re-commissioned its rolling mill after major upgrades, including the addition of four new rolling stands. This renovation, completed ahead of schedule in November 2024, will allow the mill to process 220 mm square billets and expand its production capacity for SBQ bars. The upgrades will significantly benefit the automotive sector by enabling the production of larger-diameter bars, enhancing overall efficiency.
    Tuesday, March 4, 2025

    Voor meer, zie link:

    www.oreaco.com/steel/arcelormittal-wa...
  5. forum rang 10 voda 4 maart 2025 07:03
    ArcelorMittal Mining's New CEO: Simon Wandke’s Vision for Growth Amid Challenges

    Synopsis: ArcelorMittal announces the promotion of Simon Wandke to the role of CEO of ArcelorMittal Mining, succeeding Bill Scotting. With over 30 years of experience in the mining and minerals industry, Simon is set to lead the company through a challenging market environment, building on cost reduction, production optimization, and efficient management of global mining assets.
    Tuesday, March 4, 2025

    Voor meer, zie link:

    www.oreaco.com/steel/arcelormittal-mi...
  6. forum rang 10 voda 4 maart 2025 08:56
    China's Steel Sector Faces Crucial Overhaul: Cuts Loom as Market Struggles

    For the domestic market, the price of steel has shown some stability, though with slight declines. As of March 1, 2025, China’s domestic steel prices for rebar and hot-rolled coil experienced a small dip of around 1% on a month-over-month basis, with rebar falling from 3,540 CNY per metric ton in February to 3,500 CNY per metric ton in March, and HRC decreasing from 3,460 CNY per metric ton to 3,420 CNY per metric ton. In terms of export prices, both domestic and FOB prices for steel remain steady. The FOB price for rebar has held at $480 per metric ton, and HRC is also stable at $470 per metric ton as of March 1. These stable prices at the export level reflect a certain level of market balance, but it remains to be seen how international demand will respond to China’s internal capacity cuts.

    China’s steel industry, the largest in the world, is poised for a significant transformation as the country contemplates its most substantial industry overhaul in over a decade. With the National People's Congress meetings on the horizon, industry experts and market participants are eagerly awaiting potential announcements that could mandate steel capacity cuts of up to 50 million metric tons for 2025. These cuts, if implemented, would mark one of the most dramatic steps taken by Beijing to address the long-standing issue of overcapacity in its steel sector.

    The challenges facing China’s steel market are deeply rooted in the country’s broader economic climate. A major factor driving the demand downturn is the ongoing property crisis, which has severely impacted the construction industry. As the construction sector contracts, steel producers face reduced domestic demand and struggle to offload excess production to international markets. This combination of factors has placed immense pressure on the steel industry, leading to a recalibration of production strategies.

    China’s steel exports hit a record-high 117 million metric tons in 2024, marking a 25.1% increase over the previous year. However, this surge in exports has not come without repercussions. Several countries, including Vietnam, South Korea, Brazil, and Chile, have intensified their anti-dumping measures, imposing levies on Chinese steel to protect their domestic industries. These protectionist policies have compounded China’s export challenges and highlight the difficulties the country faces in maintaining its steel output while navigating global trade tensions.

    The situation is further complicated by the performance of China’s steel sector, as seen in February 2025. The Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for the sector showed slight improvement, rising to 45.1%, 1.8 percentage points higher than in January. However, the index for new orders was less encouraging, dropping to 40.2%, which is 1.5 percentage points lower than the previous month. While production levels increased by 3.1 percentage points to 45.6%, the data indicates that overall demand for steel is still under pressure.

    The raw material purchase price index for February, at 35.7%, was significantly higher than the previous month, reversing a year-on-year decline that had persisted for the last three months. This shift suggests that steel manufacturers are anticipating higher input costs, potentially due to tightening supply chains and a rise in raw material prices. Conversely, the raw material purchase volume index declined by 6.1 percentage points to 41.6%, indicating that steel producers were cautious about purchasing large quantities of raw materials due to ongoing demand uncertainties.

    Looking forward to March, analysts expect the demand for finished steel to pick up, as the traditional peak season for construction and infrastructure projects begins. This seasonal boost is anticipated to help stabilize steel prices and provide some relief to producers who have struggled with excess inventory. The upcoming NPC meeting, however, remains a focal point for market participants, as any official announcements regarding production cuts or new policies could have significant implications for both the domestic and global steel markets.

    The potential for up to 50 million metric tons of production cuts represents a significant move in China’s ongoing efforts to restructure its steel sector. With pressure from domestic challenges, international trade tensions, and the need to address environmental concerns, Beijing’s approach to managing steel overcapacity will have far-reaching consequences. The steel sector's evolution will not only affect China’s economic landscape but also reshape global supply chains, as other steel-producing nations adjust to changes in the world’s largest market.

    As China grapples with balancing internal economic pressures, external trade challenges, and long-term sustainability goals, the direction it chooses for its steel industry will play a pivotal role in defining the future of global steel markets. The coming months will be critical in shaping the path forward for the country’s steel producers, both in terms of domestic performance and international competitiveness.
  7. Take a break 4 maart 2025 19:55
    Op tradegate biedkoers nu 28,42 dus ruim een Euro hoger dan de slotkoers. Zou dat komen doordat Zelenski terug aan de tafel wilt met Trump?
  8. forum rang 6 christo1 4 maart 2025 20:47
    quote:

    Take a break schreef op 4 maart 2025 19:55:

    Op tradegate biedkoers nu 28,42 dus ruim een Euro hoger dan de slotkoers. Zou dat komen doordat Zelenski terug aan de tafel wilt met Trump?
    In Amerika heeft arcelormittal de 30€ aangetikt, zo'n 31,29$.

    Als Wallstreet toch nog positief eindigt vandaag belooft dit veel goeds voor de koers van arcelormittal morgen.
  9. forum rang 10 voda 5 maart 2025 06:43
    Zo hee!

    Beursupdate: AEX op Wall Street
    04-mrt-2025 22:20

    Hoger.

    (ABM FN-Dow Jones) Op Wall Street zijn maandag vier van de acht AEX-genoteerde fondsen ten opzichte van het slot in Amsterdam hoger gesloten. ArcelorMittal steeg opvallend sterk.

    Aegon (-0,4%)
    ArcelorMittal (+4,4%)
    ASML (+1,0%)
    ING Groep (+0,8%)
    Philips (-0,0%)
    RELX (-0,1%)
    Shell (+0,4%)
    Unilever (-1,9%)

    Euro/dollar: 1,0612

    Op basis van de bovenstaande koersuitslagen zou de AEX index, die sloot op 914,05 punten, zijn geëindigd op 916,28 punten.

    Door: ABM Financial News.
  10. forum rang 10 voda 5 maart 2025 09:13
    Wauw!

    29,200
    5-mrt-2025 09:13:06
    +1,890 (+6,92%)
    Dagrange 28,780 - 29,380
    863.676
    Gem. (3M) 2,8M
  11. lefreaks 5 maart 2025 11:14
    Ter herinnering de aanbeveling van de experts:

    Beursblik: experts somber gestemd voor maart maar Heineken getipt

    Bij de floppers staat ArcelorMittal bovenaan bij de experts. "Zoals zo vaak", zag Van Zeijl. Philips volgt de staalreus en daarna komen de sectorgenoten Besi en ASMI.

    www.iex.nl/nieuws/814597/Beursblik-ex...
  12. forum rang 7 mvliex 1 5 maart 2025 11:20
    quote:

    lefreaks schreef op 5 maart 2025 11:14:

    Ter herinnering de aanbeveling van de experts:

    Beursblik: experts somber gestemd voor maart maar Heineken getipt

    Bij de floppers staat ArcelorMittal bovenaan bij de experts. "Zoals zo vaak", zag Van Zeijl. Philips volgt de staalreus en daarna komen de sectorgenoten Besi en ASMI.

    www.iex.nl/nieuws/814597/Beursblik-ex...
    Daarom wel interessant dat vanaf medio januari de shorts zijn opgelopen. Wellicht zorgt hun handelen wel mede voor de extreme koerswisselingen deze dagen.
  13. Judge 5 maart 2025 12:10
    Had ze allemaal buiten op 26, spijtig nu niet terug gekocht. Jaren niks nu ineens alles, maar de winst heb ik nu hopen op veel lager koersen. Deze stijgingen blijven niet duren.
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