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In the week ending November 2, tight zinc spot supplies remained the main markets in Europe and Southeast Asia and pushed up premiums; elsewhere, the markets in China and the United States were quiet.
European premiums have all risen, and Italian delivery tariffs have reached US$300 per ton, which is the highest level since Fastmarkets began to assess the market. The Chinese market has fallen due to increased import losses, but the tight spot supply has increased the premium in Southeast Asia and the US lead market has stabilized at a historical high. Zinc premium in Southeast Asia rises, China drops. The premium for ultra-high-grade zinc ingots in Southeast Asia climbed in the two weeks ending November 2 as demand rebounded, although tight supply continued to put pressure on the market. According to Fastmarkets' assessment of the premium for zinc SHG 99.995% ingots, the CIF price in Southeast Asia rose to US$135-145 per ton on Tuesday, an increase of US$10 from the US$125-135 per ton two weeks ago. The price of a material shipped from Australia is US$180 per ton, but the submitter believes that this high price does not represent the market. The rise has fallen to...
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