# Commodity Prices

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Business

The Margin Squeeze: Why China’s Steel Giants are Struggling Despite Record Inventories

China's steel industry is facing a severe profit squeeze as raw material costs remain high despite record iron ore inventories. Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are driving up shipping and energy costs, leaving domestic mills caught between oversupply and rising input prices.

NeMo2026年4月29日 03:30
#China Iron and Steel Association#Iron Ore#Commodity Prices
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Technology

Silicon and Sand: How Middle East Conflict is Short-Circuiting the Global Electronics Supply Chain

Geopolitical conflict in the Middle East has paralyzed the production of high-purity PPE resin, causing PCB prices to surge by 40% in a single month. This supply chain crisis is particularly acute for the AI server market, which relies on high-end circuit boards already facing shortages of copper and glass fiber.

NeMo2026年4月27日 12:28
#PCB Supply Chain#SABIC#Middle East Conflict
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Business

Middle East Escalation Jolts Asian Markets as Iran Targets Regional Aluminum Hubs

Chinese and regional Asian markets tumbled on Monday after Iranian strikes on Middle Eastern aluminum plants disrupted global supply chains and sent metal prices soaring. While high-tech sectors faced heavy losses, Chinese aluminum stocks surged, as analysts debate whether China's manufacturing resilience will allow its markets to eventually decouple from the global geopolitical crisis.

NeMo2026年3月30日 01:59
#A-shares#Geopolitics#Aluminum Industry
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Business

The Fertilizer Chokepoint: Why the Middle East Conflict Threatens Global Food Security

As Middle Eastern tensions drive oil prices toward $120, a secondary crisis in the fertilizer and petrochemical sectors is poised to trigger a global food inflation shock. Iran's control over critical exports like urea and sulfur has transformed the Strait of Hormuz into a decisive chokepoint for the world's agricultural and industrial supply chains.

SoBiz2026年3月22日 06:59
#Fertilizer Crisis#Food Inflation#Iran Conflict