[Juillet indice des prix des matières premières en hausse de 15,5 % en glissement annuel]

Publié: Aug 5, 2026 15:33

La Fédération chinoise de logistique et d’achat a publié le 5 l’indice des prix des matières premières de juillet. L’indice a légèrement reculé en glissement mensuel tout en maintenant une hausse relativement importante en glissement annuel, et les fondamentaux du marché sont restés globalement solides. L’indice des prix des matières premières chinois de juillet s’est établi à 128,6 points, en repli de 1,3 % par rapport au mois précédent mais en progression de 15,5 % sur un an.

Parmi les 50 matières premières clés suivies par la Fédération chinoise de logistique et d’achat, les prix de 14 d’entre elles ont augmenté en glissement mensuel en juillet. Le coke (+7,1 %), l’oxyde de praséodyme-néodyme (+6,4 %) et le papier ondulé (+5,6 %) ont enregistré les plus fortes hausses.

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