45%, the average annual price of lead and nickel reached 865,438+03 lb/ton and 65,438+04,256 USD respectively.
Yuan/ton, the prices of aluminum and zinc once rose to 4290 US dollars/ton and 660 US dollars/ton, and the price of tin also soared to 8 149.69 US dollars/ton.
(2) The price of non-ferrous metals rose from 1995 to 1996. enter
In the 1990s, the major western industrial countries experienced economic recession, plus the former Soviet Union.
After the disintegration of the United Nations, the economies of CIS member countries deteriorated, the import and export trade order was chaotic, and illegal exporters sold a large number of non-ferrous metals cheaply, which hit the international market, and the price of non-ferrous metals in the international market fell for four consecutive years. Since 1994, the world economy has got rid of the situation of hovering around 2% for three consecutive years, and the growth rate has increased to over 3%. With the sharp rise of grain price and the rise of crude oil price from 16 USD/barrel to 2 1 USD/barrel, the prices of non-ferrous metals have risen moderately, and the prices of six metals have all reached stage highs, among which the copper price has increased by 27% annually compared with the previous year.
(From 2004 to 2006, the price of non-ferrous metals continued to rise sharply. In 2004, the world economy recovered strongly from the "9. 1 1" incident, crude oil prices hit record highs and international food prices rose sharply.
Since the beginning of 2004, the price of non-ferrous metals in the international market has also remained high.
By the middle of 2006, the price reached a record high. From 2004 to 2006, the annual increase of copper price reached 665,438+0% and 28% respectively.
83%。 In the following two years, the prices of six basic metals were at this high level.
This position continues to linger. During this period, the prices of copper, aluminum, lead, zinc, tin and nickel reached an all-time high of $8,900, $3,272, $3,989, $4,570, $2,533/kloc-0 and $54,025 per ton respectively.
Since the second half of 2008, the global financial crisis has spread.
Economic growth is limited, and the price of non-ferrous metals in the international market has plummeted. In half a year, the international copper price dropped from a historical high to $28 10, a drop of 68%, and the aluminum price fell to the lowest level in the past decade. The prices of lead, zinc, tin and nickel dropped to 96 1 USD and 1.080 USD respectively.
The stage lows 10 165 and $9,374 are both below 1988.
When the price, respectively, fell by 75% than the historical high,
76%、60%、83%。 In recent months, the price of nonferrous metals has been falling.
The low level has rebounded, but it is basically at the level of 2005 and 2006.
China price 2009+05438+0
Looking at these metal price fluctuations, the last two price increases occurred at the same time as international food prices and oil prices, but the duration was different, longer than food prices and shorter than oil prices.
Before 2004, the first two increases were obvious, but the decline was not rapid.
Compared with other commodities such as grain and steel, the fluctuation range of metal prices is similar. Since 2004, the daily trading price and annual trading price have obviously expanded, and wide fluctuation has become a new feature of its trend. Non-ferrous metals, like crude oil, have become the new commodities most prone to "roller coaster" market. The fluctuation of metal prices, especially copper prices, has become an important reference index for the market to judge economic development and changes.