书名:Iran Metals Report Q3 2014
责任者:Business Monitor International
出版时间:2014
出版社:Business Monitor International
摘要
The outlook for Iran's steel sector remains poor; however, there are a few signs of light given the election of Hassan Rouhani and possible moderation in tone towards the West, which could result in a reduction in sanctions on the metals sector. On the whole, however, we are far from sanguine given our bearish outlook for steel prices and the fact that any rapprochement with the West, if indeed it happens, will be drawn out and not have a significant impact in the near term.
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目录
BMI Industry View 7
SWOT 9
Metals SWOT 9
Industry Forecast 10
Steel: Modest Growth Despite Sanctions 10
Table: Iran - Steel Production Forecasts ('000 tonnes, unless stated otherwise) 13
Table: Iran - Steel Production Historic Data ('000 tonnes, unless stated) 14
Regulatory Development 15
Corruption 15
Tax Regime 15
Table: Iran - Political Overview 15
Commodities Forecast 17
Commodity Strategy 17
Iron Ore: Fading Iron Will 17
Steel: Global Glut To Weigh On Prices 19
Aluminium: Fundamentals To Remain Weak 20
Copper: All Eyes On China 21
Lead: Outperforming Its Troubled Peers 22
Nickel: Monthly Outperformer 24
Tin: Outperforming A Weak Field 25
Zinc: Further Consolidation Likely 26
Table: Select Commodities - Performance & BMI Forecasts 27
Steel Price Forecast 28
Table: BMI Steel Forecast 28
Short-Term Outlook 28
Core View 28
Global Steel Glut To Persist 29
Production: Rationalisation In The Long Term 30
Consumption: Growth Decelerating 31
Excessive Chinese Exports 33
Growing Arbitrage Between East & West 33
Risks To Price Outlook 34
Table: Steel Data & Forecasts 35
Table: Global Steel Prices By Region & Product, US$/tonne (ave) 36
Competitive Landscape 37
Table: Production & Sales By Producer (2013) 37
Table: Middle East - Largest Listed Metal Producers 40
Company Profile 41
Mobarakeh Steel Company 41
Methodology 43
Cross Checks 43
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