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Ingrid Sternby Quotes
«The decline in US aluminum consumption in 2005 involved a great deal of de-stocking. As such, we expect strong buying appetite on any price weakness as order books are looking healthy.»
Author: Ingrid Sternby
«Zinc prices are up on low capacity utilization rates at Chinese zinc smelters due to concentrate shortage, and strong demand driven by galvanized steel.»
Author: Ingrid Sternby
«There are many supporting factors. The uptrend will remain in place.»
Author: Ingrid Sternby
«Investment funds believe that there's more move on the upside.»
Author: Ingrid Sternby
«Besides, an increasing number of strikes have lead to disruptions in supplies.»
Author: Ingrid Sternby
«The lower numbers we have seen have attracted buying interest from a combination of end-users and speculators particularly from China.»
Author: Ingrid Sternby
«Supply concerns at the forefront of market attention and any threats to production are feeding straight through to price.»
Author: Ingrid Sternby
«The prospect of demand growth and low inventories will continue to drive prices going forward.»
Author: Ingrid Sternby
«I think we are still in the early stages of the bull trend in copper. We have years of strong prices ahead of us.»
Author: Ingrid Sternby
«In this situation, where you have strong global growth, constraints on the supply side and a general decline in inventories, prices will continue higher.»
Author: Ingrid Sternby