Minenaktien: Sell-Off bei den Branchenführern geht weiter

Minenaktien fallen heute durch die Bank massiv zurück:

Mining stocks sell off on gloomy global growth outlook 

Carl Surran, SA News Editor

• Mining stocks look headed for sizable losses, as copper prices sink to five-and-a-half year lows and the World Bank lowers its forecast for global economic growth; Glencore (OTCPK:GLCNF, OTCPK:GLNCY) -11.5% in London trading, Antofagasta (OTC:ANFGF) -7% in London, Rio Tinto (NYSE:RIO) -4.3% premarket in the U.S., VALE -2.9%, FCX -5.1%, X -1.7%, NUE -1.4%.

• BHP Billiton (NYSE:BHP) -7.5% in London and -5.5% U.S. premarket after S&P Capital IQ downgraded shares to Hold from Buy, expecting "weaker commodity prices to increasingly impact on group profits as hedges expire and see currency headwinds from a stronger [U.S. dollar]."

• ETFs: XLB, XME, SLX, COPX, VAW, UYM, CU, IYM, HAP, IRV, MXI, SMN, GNR, GUNR, PICK, MATL, FXZ, PYZ, CRBQ, RTM, CCXE, FMAT, GRES, SBM

Der weltgrößte Rohstoff-Händler GlencoreXstrata (UK:GLEN) fällt alleine heute um mehr als 11% (!) zurück..

Quelle: bigcharts.com