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23.09.26 - 07:18
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Gold, Silber, Öl oder Kupfer – wo sollte man jetzt investieren? (Der Aktionaer)
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Die Experten der UBS sehen im Rohstoffsektor derzeit eine ganze Reihe attraktiver Anlagemöglichkeiten. So heißt es in einer kürzlich veröffentlichten Studie der Großbank: "Wir sind der Ansicht, dass Rohstoffe sowohl eine strukturelle Renditequelle als auch einen defensiven Beitrag für ein Portfolio leisten können....
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23.09.26 - 07:06
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China Steel expands recycled steel into EV motor market amid growing low-carbon demand (Digitimes)
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Taiwan's largest steelmaker China Steel (CSC) is actively expanding its high-recycled-content steel products, as the global automotive industry accelerates its transition toward net-zero emissions and electrification, boosting demand for low-carbon materials worldwide. The move allows the company to move beyond general industrial applications into automotive sheet metal, electric vehicle (EV) motors, high-strength fasteners, and vehicle body structures....
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23.09.26 - 05:01
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R3 Lithium startet Recycling für Batterie-Lithium (Elektroauto-News)
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R3 Lithium will in Georgia Lithiumcarbonat aus Altbatterien herstellen. Die übernommene Anlage soll die US-Lieferkette für Batterierohstoffe stärken.
Der Beitrag R3 Lithium startet Recycling für Batterie-Lithium erschien zuerst auf Elektroauto-News.net....
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22.09.26 - 21:39
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Copper Nears Record High As Shanghai Inventories Tumble, Fueling Scarcity Fears (ZeroHedge)
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Copper Nears Record High As Shanghai Inventories Tumble, Fueling Scarcity Fears
Copper has almost retraced the selloff sparked earlier this month, following Reuters' report that the White House's "copper tariff plan stalls amid affordability concerns." Prices are back near record highs in London as Bloomberg reports tightening supplies in China's physical market, reinforcing scarcity concerns.
Three-month futures on the London Metal Exchange rose .7% to $14,763 a ton, putting the industrial metal within striking distance of its September 10 record of $14,875.
The driver, according to the outlet, is new Shanghai Metals Market data showing shrinking Chinese inventories. Those inventories fell to 43,900 tons, the lowest since 2023.
This year's rally follows a volatile stretch of upside price action, as uncertainty over potential US import tariffs on copper sent record inflows into US warehouses and tightened availability elsewhere.
We have highlighted how deteriorating conditions ac...
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