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Les divises emergents, per la seva banda, es mantenen a l'aguait de l'evolució de les primeres matèries i de la pujada de tipus als EUA. Al mercat de primeres matèries, les principals commodities (petroli, coure i zinc) han rebotat breument a l'octubre i han reprès la tendència del seu particular cicle a la baixa.
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The strength of the dollar and distress of commodities are affecting the trend in emerging currencies. In November the euro reached its lowest level against the dollar since the summer and came close to its lowest value in 10 years, reaching 1.06 dollars. Short positions on the euro in the futures and options market increased considerably in October and November, in line with expectations of divergent strategies by the Fed and ECB. Emerging currencies are still keeping an eye on the evolution of commodities and on US interest rate hikes. In the commodities market, the rally by the main commodities (oil, copper and zinc) in October was brief and these have now returned to their particular downward cycle.
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en termes de poder adquisitiu (vegeu el segon gràfic). A partir d'aquest punt, el consum de coure per capita disminueix. Es tracta d'un fenomen que no sorprèn, ja que, durant les primeres fases de desenvolupament econòmic, les grans inversions en infraestructures impliquen una forta demanda del metall, àmpliament usat en la construcció.
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We've therefore focused on the typical per capita consumption of copper related to GDP per capita and have observed that this consumption increases as poorer economies develop, until reaching a peak of around 30,000 dollars per capita in purchasing power terms (see the second graph). From this point onwards per capital consumption of copper falls. This phenomenon is not surprising since, during the early phases of economic development, large investments in infrastructures result in a strong demand for this metal, widely used in construction. Nonetheless of note is the fact that, over the last few years, China's copper consumption has been higher than the usual figure registered by countries in a simliar stage of development. The Asian giant's model of growth has been characterised by a huge infrastructure drive. On the contrary, the copper consumption in Brazil, Indonesia and India has been below the standard pattern.
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Pel que fa a les altres primeres matèries, mentre que els preus dels béns agrícoles van pujar, cal destacar el comportament negatiu dels metalls preciosos i industrials. En particular, el preu del coure, indicador avançat de l'activitat industrial, va recular més del 8% malgrat un lleuger repunt al final del mes.
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The widespread recovery in commodity prices comes to a halt. Oil continued to pick up but at a slower rate than in the last few months, after rising by more than 20% in April. However, this weaker growth, which only reached 3.2% in the monthly figure, did not stop a barrel of Brent from reaching the 50 dollar barrier in the last few sessions of the month. With regard to other commodities, while agricultural goods increased in price it is worth noting the bad performance by precious and industrial metals. In particular, the price of copper, a leading indicator of industrial activity, fell by more than 8% in spite of a slight upswing at the end of the month.
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Si l'actual canvi de patró del creixement xinès repercutís en un consum de coure més coherent amb el seu desenvo­­lupament, la demanda del metall podria disminuir de ma­­ne­­ra significativa, la qual cosa, al seu torn, n'arrossegaria el preu a la baixa.
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Should the current change in China's growth pattern have an effect on its copper consumption more closely in line with its development stage, demand for the metal could fall considerably which, in turn, would push its price down. But it is also true that Brazil, Indonesia and India could increase their consumption, offsetting the Chinese correction. These three countries are likely to increase their copper consumption not only due to the expected improvement in their per capita income in the medium term but also, and especially, because of their need to resolve existing bottlenecks in infrastructures. In fact, the IMF has stated that these bottlenecks are a pressing problem in Brazil and India (the world's second demographic power, approaching China's population of 1.3 billion). Consequently, according to our estimates Brazil, Indonesia and particularly India could offset around 70% of the fall in China's demand for copper.
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en termes de poder adquisitiu (vegeu el segon gràfic). A partir d'aquest punt, el consum de coure per capita disminueix. Es tracta d'un fenomen que no sorprèn, ja que, durant les primeres fases de desenvolupament econòmic, les grans inversions en infraestructures impliquen una forta demanda del metall, àmpliament usat en la construcció.
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We've therefore focused on the typical per capita consumption of copper related to GDP per capita and have observed that this consumption increases as poorer economies develop, until reaching a peak of around 30,000 dollars per capita in purchasing power terms (see the second graph). From this point onwards per capital consumption of copper falls. This phenomenon is not surprising since, during the early phases of economic development, large investments in infrastructures result in a strong demand for this metal, widely used in construction. Nonetheless of note is the fact that, over the last few years, China's copper consumption has been higher than the usual figure registered by countries in a simliar stage of development. The Asian giant's model of growth has been characterised by a huge infrastructure drive. On the contrary, the copper consumption in Brazil, Indonesia and India has been below the standard pattern.
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Tot i que les declaracions recents del ministre iranià d'Energia van tornar a generar un cert pessimisme entre els inversors, la possibilitat de l'acord i l'ajust de l'oferta a conseqüència de la frenada de les inversions al sector col·loquen les bases per esperar pujades més sostingudes. Altres primeres matèries de rellevància, com el coure, el mineral de ferro i el zinc, van contribuir, també, al to constructiu de les borses durant la segona meitat del mes.
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Oil picks up from its minimum level and joins other commodities, supporting an upswing in stock markets. The period of persistently low oil prices has had a costly effect on the economies and fiscal balances of producing and exporting countries. Shortly before announcing an OPEC meeting, Saudi Arabia stated that its national accounts were suffering considerably. The agreement to freeze crude oil production led to a 13% upswing in the price of a Brent barrel in the second half of the month. Although recent declarations by the Iranian Minister for Energy have tended to revive pessimism among investors, the possibility of an agreement and adjustment in supply as a consequence of the slowdown in investment in the sector have laid the foundations for more sustained rises in the future. Other important commodities such as copper, iron ore and zinc also contributed to the constructive tone of the stock markets in the second half of the month.
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en termes de poder adquisitiu (vegeu el segon gràfic). A partir d'aquest punt, el consum de coure per capita disminueix. Es tracta d'un fenomen que no sorprèn, ja que, durant les primeres fases de desenvolupament econòmic, les grans inversions en infraestructures impliquen una forta demanda del metall, àmpliament usat en la construcció.
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We've therefore focused on the typical per capita consumption of copper related to GDP per capita and have observed that this consumption increases as poorer economies develop, until reaching a peak of around 30,000 dollars per capita in purchasing power terms (see the second graph). From this point onwards per capital consumption of copper falls. This phenomenon is not surprising since, during the early phases of economic development, large investments in infrastructures result in a strong demand for this metal, widely used in construction. Nonetheless of note is the fact that, over the last few years, China's copper consumption has been higher than the usual figure registered by countries in a simliar stage of development. The Asian giant's model of growth has been characterised by a huge infrastructure drive. On the contrary, the copper consumption in Brazil, Indonesia and India has been below the standard pattern.
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Si l'actual canvi de patró del creixement xinès repercutís en un consum de coure més coherent amb el seu desenvo­­lupament, la demanda del metall podria disminuir de ma­­ne­­ra significativa, la qual cosa, al seu torn, n'arrossegaria el preu a la baixa.
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Should the current change in China's growth pattern have an effect on its copper consumption more closely in line with its development stage, demand for the metal could fall considerably which, in turn, would push its price down. But it is also true that Brazil, Indonesia and India could increase their consumption, offsetting the Chinese correction. These three countries are likely to increase their copper consumption not only due to the expected improvement in their per capita income in the medium term but also, and especially, because of their need to resolve existing bottlenecks in infrastructures. In fact, the IMF has stated that these bottlenecks are a pressing problem in Brazil and India (the world's second demographic power, approaching China's population of 1.3 billion). Consequently, according to our estimates Brazil, Indonesia and particularly India could offset around 70% of the fall in China's demand for copper.
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Si l'actual canvi de patró del creixement xinès repercutís en un consum de coure més coherent amb el seu desenvo­­lupament, la demanda del metall podria disminuir de ma­­ne­­ra significativa, la qual cosa, al seu torn, n'arrossegaria el preu a la baixa.
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Should the current change in China's growth pattern have an effect on its copper consumption more closely in line with its development stage, demand for the metal could fall considerably which, in turn, would push its price down. But it is also true that Brazil, Indonesia and India could increase their consumption, offsetting the Chinese correction. These three countries are likely to increase their copper consumption not only due to the expected improvement in their per capita income in the medium term but also, and especially, because of their need to resolve existing bottlenecks in infrastructures. In fact, the IMF has stated that these bottlenecks are a pressing problem in Brazil and India (the world's second demographic power, approaching China's population of 1.3 billion). Consequently, according to our estimates Brazil, Indonesia and particularly India could offset around 70% of the fall in China's demand for copper.
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El preu del petroli suma un increment del 33% el 2016, i, de manera similar, el coure i el mineral de ferro van repuntar al final del mes i van acumular el 2% i el 23% de pujada el 2016, respectivament.
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of these losses for 2016 as a whole, the emerging markets have proved to be the exception, posting gains in excess of 6.5% (MSCI Emerging Market Index) in June although also suffering big losses during the last few days of the month. This performance is due to the improvements in the macroeconomic framework observed at the beginning of the month. In the absence of bad news from China, we should also add the support provided by commodities for this positive trend. So far oil prices have increased by a total of 33% in 2016 while copper and iron ore also picked up at the end of the month, with a cumulative rise of 2% and 23% this year, respectively. Moreover, the flash PMI of the G3 for June (US, the euro area and Japan) was showing signs of improvement. In any case, in the medium term attention will still be focused on the Chinese banking sector (mainly due to problems of asset quality as a result of high debt levels) and on the rise in defaults in its corporate bond market, half of which are from state enterprises. In the short term the trend in emerging assets will be influenced by the effects of the Brexit on risk aversion and on the outlook or doubts regarding world growth. Volatility is very likely to reign supreme in the markets until such uncertainty wanes.
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En aquest àmbit, després d'una pujada notable al començament del mes, pel replegament dels temors sobre el creixement global, el cru va enfilar de nou la tendència a la baixa i va perdre el 2,4% a l'octubre, que situa el descens des de l'inici de l'any en el 17%. La nota po­­sitiva l'ha aportat el coure, indicador avançat de l'activitat industrial, que havia perdut el 16% des del gener i que ha repuntat el 2,4% a l'octubre.
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The commodity crisis continues to keep world growth on tenterhooks. After the slight appreciation of the euro in the first half of October, the ECB's meeting resulted in the currency falling by more than 3%, pushing down the dollar/euro exchange rate from 1.14 to 1.10 in just two days. Attention has turned particularly to the currencies of emerging economies such as Brazil and Turkey which have once again suffered from domestic tensions and weak commodities. In this area, after a notable rally at the beginning of October thanks to subsiding fears regarding global growth, crude oil returned to its downward path, losing 2.4% in October and 17% since the beginning of the year. One positive note was provided by copper, a leading indicator of industrial activity, which had lost 16% for the year to date but picked up by 2.4% in October.