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Research Report on Silver industry in China, 2009-2010
In 2008, China ranked the production of silver has increased in the first world, with 9587 tonnes in the fifth at 45% yoy. The growth rate has declined from more than 20% over the previous five years. Meanwhile, there is no change in the domestic money supply. Most are spin-offs from copper, lead or zinc. Others are silver ore from regeneration or independent. In 2008, the provinces most important for the production of silver were Hunan, Henan, Yunnan and Jiangxi. Company Ranking Top Four in question were Yuguang Gold and Lead Group, Yunnan Copper, Silver Xinda Industry, Chenzhou City Jingui Silver Industry. In 2008, the export quotas of 4,800 tonnes silver. August 1, 2008 eliminated the export rebate of 5%. Affected by the elimination and reduction of the volume of exports declined in price was 4043 tons, 441 tons less than in 2007. powder imports of silver rose to 1511 tons in 2008 to 54th with an increase from 34% a year. Import of money has reached 70,100 tonnes of concentrate, decreased by 62% over 84 years a year. In 2008, there were no major changes in the consumption structure of China Sliver compared to 2007. The consumption reached 4,500 tonnes. The growth rate of consumption of over 10% for years. depends on two factors: the investment and speculative demand for money as a product of demand and supply of money. Investment demand is closely linked to the global liquidity (inflation) and the U.S. are likely related. It is expected that demand for global investment in 2009 is lower. As supply and demand for money is estimated to outstrip supply and demand in 2009 and in 2010, prices will benefit from the huge drop in Chinese exports of primary silver. In 2007 51% silver solder demand from industrial sectors, including electricity, electronics based on silver, etc., the benefits of economy global growth, demand for money in industrial zones has steadily increased over the last six years. Annual growth rate (CAGR) finished fifth 2%. It is estimated that demand for industrial sectors hit by 3% -5% of the global financial crisis in 2009 has decreased. In 2007, consumer demand (photography, jewelry, silverware, silver coins and medals) to 43% of global demand. Due to the declining demand of photography, decreased consumer demand throughout the money could not be ruled out in a short period of time. 70% of the money is the spin-off of copper, lead, zinc, and gold. From 2005 to 2007, the substantial increase in metal prices led to the release of the huge mining productivity in the years 2009-2010. That as long as the prices of these metals are considered as higher production costs, the money supply growing steadily with increased production of copper, lead and zinc (although prices of these metals has decreased since 2008). It is expected that industrial demand in the world of money will increase in the second half of 2009 if demand throughout the year to be lower than in 2008. The production of silver related mineral is reduced, while new applications for silver are in preparation. In the long term, the prospect of money is optimistic. The rapid development of Chinese economy drives the consumer money. manufacture of Chinese money, period of growth. decline in silver production is a stable increase in 2009 but growth is estimated. Chinese silver industry scale, brand and international position. opportunities for increased international cooperation. There is a large potential market in Chinese consumption of silver. growth rate of consumption will be higher than GDP growth in the future. Investment in further processing of hot money in China. significant investment properties are E-silver paste, silver powder, nanometer, nm silver antimicrobial materials, shock silver alloy high performance and power, etc. This report may acquire the reader to learn more: Production in the Chinese industry main policy of Chinese
