Non-ferrous metals difficult to get out of the shock pattern years ago

Near the end of the year, the New Year's Day and the Spring Festival will come one after another. The non-ferrous metal spot market is busy clearing and closing, and the transactions are getting lighter. The holiday restocking activities that occurred in previous years have not been shown. At the end of the year, the national policy was good but continued to ferment. The examination and approval of infrastructure projects by the NDRC was still accelerating at the end of the year, and the Ministry of Finance also increased the 2013 fiscal deficit to support infrastructure and people's livelihood input next year, and coal price linkages, etc., resulting in special industrial products. It is the rising tide of steel products. Non-ferrous metals have brought about adjustments due to the shrinking consumption at the end of the year, and have repeatedly declined. The optimistic outlook on the policy side and weak supply and demand on the micro level continue to tangled, which means that it may be difficult for the non-ferrous metals to shake off the shocks.