SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch)
Moody's Investors Service on Friday changed its
outlook for the global base metal industry to negative from stable, blaming a
slowdown in economic growth
"Recent economic statistics, including purchasing
management indexes for the U.S. and China indicate a contraction in the global
economy," said Carol Cowan, a Moody's vice president-senior credit officer, in a
statement
"With China accounting for at least 40% of base metal demand, its
purchasing appetite is a key factor in metal price movement."
Base metals prices
will remain range-bound, with a bias to the negative, although a broader price
collapse as seen in 2008 is unlikely, Moody's said
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