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ARCHIVE | Criteria | Corporates | Industrials: Standard & Poor's Raises Its Aluminum And Copper Price Assumptions For 2011-2013 And Those For Gold For 2012-2014, Leaving Other Metal Price Assumptions Unchanged Jan 11
Standard & Poors, Jan 2011
Abstract
$3.0 per pound (about $6,615 per metric tonne) from $2.25 per pound for 2011; $2.75 per pound from $2.0 per pound for 2012; and $2.50 per pound from $2 per pound for 2013. $1,100 per ounce from $900 per ounce for 2011; $1,000 per ounce from $700 per ounce for 2012; $900 per ounce from $650 per ounce for 2013; and $700 per ounce from $600 per ounce for 2014. Standard & Poor's Raises Gold And Nickel, Lowers Aluminum And Zinc Price Assumptions For Rest Of 2010 And 2011; Keeps Other Metals Prices, Including Long-Term Prices, Unchanged, July 21, 2010 Principles Of Corporate And Government Ratings, June 26, 2007...
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