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16 Jan 2018

Barclays warns of an imminent sell-off in iron-ore, what’s for the Aussie?

The Barclays Research Team is out with its iron-ore price forecasts for this year, underscoring concerns that a major fall to $ 50/ ton could be soon on the cards.

Key Points via Bloomberg:

"Forecast an imminent sell-off for iron ore"

Prices will average $50/ton in Q2, before recovering throughout H2.

The bank cites three reasons for the price weakness:

The winter restriction season on steel production soon to end.
Port inventories of iron ore are at a record.
The Chinese economy is set to slow.

Forecasts average price of USD70/ton in Q1, USD50/ ton in Q2, USD58/ ton in Q3 and USD62 in Q4.

Jan 16, 2018

BOE 2018 rate hike still isn't a given - ING

James Smith, Developed Markets Economist at ING, explains the factors that may make it difficult for the Bank of England to announce a 25 basis point

Bank of Canada - 25bps rate hike likely, but Nafta remains a risk - ING

ING Analysts believe the Bank of Canada is set to hike rates by 25 basis points this week but could remain cautious in their assessment of the economi