une baisse de 40% à priori.
source :
http://www.zerohedge.com/article/chines ... ts-drop-40Citer:
After outperforming pretty much every asset class, most certainly stocks, and even gold, year to date, the "poor man's gold" may surge even more. The reason: China may cut silver exports by as much as 40%. As Bloomberg reports: "Shipments may decline from about 3,500 metric tons in 2009, said Feng Juncong, chief analyst at the state-owned Antaike, without providing a specific forecast. Customs data show exports plunged almost 60 percent to 970 tons in the first eight months. Cancellation of an export rebate in 2008 is also hurting shipments, she said.
Les exportations ont plongé de près de 60 % en chutant à 970 tonnes sur les 8 premiers mois de l'année.
Citer:
The catalyst, as usual, inflation: "There are Chinese investors now hoarding silver, along with other resources, amid anticipation of higher inflation. China is short of resources so these investors believe the metals will be more valuable in the future." These investors are correct.
Ce qui donne approximativement :
Le catalyseur, comme d'habitude, est l'inflation: «Il y a des investisseurs chinois qui thésaurisent maintenant l'argent, ainsi que d'autres ressources, en anticipant une hausse de l'inflation. La Chine est à court de ressources, de sorte que ces investisseurs croient que les métaux auront plus de valeur à l'avenir." Ces investisseurs sont raison.
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