有色金属策略汇总
Yi De Qi Huo·2025-04-14 05:45

Group 1: Copper Market Insights - The copper price is expected to fluctuate around 75,000 CNY per ton, supported by a tight concentrate supply and declining domestic social inventory[3] - Global refined copper production is projected to increase from 26,503 thousand tons in 2023 to 27,150 thousand tons in 2024, with a further rise to 27,875 thousand tons in 2025, reflecting a growth rate of 2.8%[11] - The global copper concentrate production is forecasted to rise from 22,367 thousand tons in 2023 to 22,806 thousand tons in 2024, indicating a 2.0% increase[11] Group 2: Aluminum Market Dynamics - The average cost of primary aluminum production is approximately 16,800 CNY per ton, with marginal costs reaching around 18,700 CNY per ton[3] - China's aluminum production is expected to be 334.0 thousand tons in February 2025, with a consumption of 353.6 thousand tons, indicating a potential supply-demand imbalance[34] - Global alumina production is projected to decrease from 1,215 thousand tons in January 2025 to 1,087 thousand tons in February 2025, reflecting a tightening supply[33] Group 3: Zinc Supply and Demand - Zinc concentrate imports are expected to remain high, with a projected import volume of 35.0 thousand tons in February 2025, while domestic consumption is estimated at 43.9 thousand tons[58] - The zinc ingot production is forecasted to be 48.1 thousand tons in February 2025, with a consumption of 51.4 thousand tons, indicating a supply deficit of 3.6 thousand tons[59] - The processing fee for zinc concentrate is showing an upward trend, reflecting improved profitability for smelters[60] Group 4: Lead and Nickel Trends - The lead market is experiencing a recovery in raw material supply, with a potential impact on production plans if lead prices decline significantly[4] - Nickel prices have shown volatility, with recent quotes around 28,210 CNY per ton, influenced by market sentiment and supply chain dynamics[4] - The nickel market is expected to stabilize as the impact of tariffs diminishes, with a rebound anticipated in the near future[4]