imprint | You are here: >> Home Home page partner Operations Secondary metals Primary metals Stock exchange O-S1 AGB / Terms & Conditions Commodity trader with core competence copper Managing Director Jens Kühne, a graduate in business administration and freight forwarding, has been active in the CIS, China and Europe markets since 1996. The first contacts to the metal trade were made as a logistician and service provider for well-known recycling companies. In 2005, these business relationships formed the decisive impetus for the establishment of the "Non-Ferrous Metals" division, from which today's O-S1 emerged. As a commodity trader, we live from the allocation of the markets and the resulting margins. As entrepreneurs and merchants, we always focus on the customer. We offer solutions with foresight - consisting of financing, logistics and service. Kühne: "We keep our promises. That is what we stand for. Because our business is based on trust, transparency, the best conditions and reliability. We live these values together with our suppliers and customers. Our partnerships strengthen our position in the market, and they are Foundation for successful business development ". Our constant ability to deliver and the continuous expansion of our trading volume is supported by high-performance manufacturers in theCIS, Germany, Middle East and the Baltic States . "Our partners trust in O-S1 and we trust in them. We consider maintaining close contact with our suppliers and exemplifying our values to our partners as an essential component of the company. Long-term, successful customer relationships are the necessary basis to get into To be able to maintain in times of highly volatile markets ". O-S1 does not differentiate between suppliers and customers. We serve our partners with the same standard, namely - trust, - transparency and - quality at the best conditions . History: O-S1 GmbH, Düsseldorf, takes over the non-ferrous trading business of Comet AG. The cathode trade remains with Comet. As a trading company for a wide range of non-ferrous metals, O.S1 GmbH starts with the network of suppliers, dealers, smelters and foundries that has been established by Jens Kühne and has proven itself over many years. Find out more about our company here. Who we are, how we work and what we stand for. Management: Jens Kühne Tel .: +49 (0) 211 669.669-13 Fax: +49 (0) 211 669.669-20 Email: jens.kuehne@colourmetals.com Order processing & logistics: Uli Hofmann Tel .: +49 (0) 211 669.669-16 Fax: +49 (0) 211 669.669-20 Email: uli.hofmann@colourmetals.com 1999 imprint | Markets today ++++ October 29, 2012 ++++ Industrial metals (Commerzbank):Metal prices start the new trading week cautiously and thus continue their consolidation of the past two weeks. Copper is trading below $ 7,800 a ton on a 7-week low. In addition to weaker Asian stock markets and a firmer US dollar, sales by speculative financial investors should also contribute to this. The latter already reduced their net long positions in copper by 24% to 18.1 thousand contracts in the week ending October 23. This is the lowest level in five weeks, but historically it is still relatively high. The continued high level of optimism on the part of investors stands in the way of a sustained price increase and is likely to be reduced further. However, we also consider the downside potential to be low. Because the last economic indicators already give us a positive opinion. For example, the preliminary purchasing managers' index for the manufacturing sector in China, which was calculated by HSBC last week and increased significantly, indicates a good “official” number above 50 for October. The US counterpart, the ISM index, which will also be published on Thursday, could also surprise positively. This means that the leading indicators in the two most important metal demand countries would point to a recovery, which could have a supportive effect on prices. In the absence of fundamental data, macro data will largely influence events in the metal markets this week. which will also be published on Thursday, could surprise positively. This means that the leading indicators in the two most important metal demand countries would point to a recovery, which could have a supportive effect on prices. In the absence of fundamental data, macro data will largely influence events in the metal markets this week. which will also be published on Thursday, could surprise positively. This means that the leading indicators in the two most important metal demand countries would point to a recovery, which could have a supportive effect on prices. In the absence of fundamental data, macro data will largely influence events in the metal markets this week. Märkte