is there any steel market such as stock markets in the world?
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Yes, there is: I used to know a couple of steel traders both Russian, one based in Germany and one in London. Both worked online.\n\nI believe there may be a firm called Promwestorg.
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What you are looking for is the Silk Futures and Derivatives market.  Data for this market can be found here:\nhttp://www.econstats.com/fut/xj_yok_ew3.htm\n\nHope this helps!
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http://www.surpher.com/TRADE/o_overview.shtml
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The futures prices for the metals themselves--steel, aluminum, copper, etc.  If I could tell you leading indicators for the futures that always worked then I could retire.
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Some information\n\nhttp://www.key-to-steel.com/Articles/Art2.htm\n\nmedia.wiley.com/product_data/ excerpt/61/04713870/0471387061.pdf
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Maybe this is it?\nIt is called Trader's Roundtable, a forum for mechanical system traders. \n\nhttp://www.tradingblox.com/forum/
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Hello in Pakistan! You are wise to consider the stock market for investing. You're going to need to learn more about the history of the market and how different participants operate:\n\nHere's some good people to learn about that you can search on Yahoo!:\nWilliam J. O'Neil\nGary Kaltbaum\nWarren Buffett\nGeorge Soros\nKirk Kerkorian\nPeter Lynch\nBernard Baruch
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An ETF (Exchange Traded Fund) for silver will be coming to the market soon. I think it's a Barclay iShare (www.ishares.com). If you want the physical metal look at www.apmex.com they're pretty good.
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Steel is an alloy of carbon and iron.  If you want stainless steel, throw in some Chromium, too.
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There are a number of them - most of them that are publicly traded are on the Taiwan market though.  Here is a good article http://www.tdctrade.com/report/indprof/indprof_20704.htm that discusses the Chinese concrete industrial a the names of a few companies for you to do some research on if your thinking to invest.\n\nGood Luck!!!
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Not Steel, but steel alloys.  In particular, stainless steel alloy.
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Do a google search for steel futures and cement futures.  There seems to be some information on both.
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Check out steel in wikipedia
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google trade map and market access map, sign up for free trial. also unctad has some some data
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Not quite.  There is no "Stock Exchange of Singapore Index". \n\nThe closest is the SESALL, a market weighted index indexed to 100 at January 2, 1975.  It is not quite "aggregate market value x 100", as there are adjustments (e.g. some stocks are excluded, what to do with halted stocks). The SESALL includes both the main board and the SESDAQ. \n\nThe other key benchmark is the Straits Times Index, made up of fifty of the largest Singaporean stocks.  It is a market-weighted index, but is not calculated that way you described.  The Index is sponsored by the Straits Times (owned by Singapore Press Holdings).\n\nThe second index is the UOB Sesdaq market, which is also a market weighted index, but calculates stocks on SESDAQ (sponsored by UOB).  \n\nThird third index is the SiMSCI, which is also a market weighted index calculated by Morgan Stanley.  \n\nThe fourth index, the DBS 50, no longer exists. \n\nThe Singapore Stock Exchange (SGX) does not sponsor any indices. \nhttp://www.sgx.com/
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There is not.  Unlike gold/silver, diamonds are very abundant.  Their price is manipulated and controlled by DeBears.  I would not invest in any type of instrument such as you are describing.\n\nDebears regularly adds/subtracts from the market for specific types of stones depending on what challengers are trying to do.  Ie if a country tries to sell diamonds outside of Debear's pricing mechanisms/controls.  You could easily get killed with such an instrument.
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as a researcher, i found if you type in as an example steel scrap suppliers in australia and hit search, you can scroll through your hits and will come across what your looking for. in your description, you can type in recycling and manufactoring of steel ingots in australia in your search engine. good luck in your trip!