Turkish pipe export prices have strengthened in August with the support of higher price expectations from CIS and Chinese flat steel suppliers, even though demand is still subdued, sources said on Wednesday August 8....Read More
Prices for domestic hollow steel sections made in Europe remained flat on thin trading this week due to summer holidays across the continent, sources told Metal Bulletin on Wednesday August 8....Read More
Brazilian automotive production grew by 9.30% year on year in July, driven by an increase in domestic sales. ...Read More
Stricter winter production cuts in China from October are expected to have a significant influence on the entire domestic steel market in comparison with the last heating season, industry sources told Metal Bulletin this week."Prices will likely be on a bullish trend later this year like how they did last year, and export transactions will be hard to conclude," an export trader in east China said,...Read More
Iron ore export volumes from Western Australia's Port Hedland fell to a five-month low in July - the first drop since March....Read More
China's iron ore import volumes bounced up in July after a contraction in June....Read More
Aluminium prices on the London Metal Exchange soared by more than 3% at the close of trading on Wednesday August 8, buoyed by strike action at Alcoa's Pinjarra alumina refinery, while tit-for-tat tariffs continue to limit confidence in commodity investment. ...Read More
Turkish pipe export prices have strengthened in August with the support of higher price expectations from CIS and Chinese flat steel suppliers, even though demand is still subdued, sources said on Wednesday August 8....Read More
Key data from the Wednesday August 8 pricing session in London. ...Read More
Domestic prices for hot-rolled coil (HRC) in Europe have moved up over the past week, supported by the effects from the recent regional safeguard case, sources told Metal Bulletin on Wednesday August 8....Read More
The latest metal markets news and price moves to start the North American day on Wednesday August 8....Read More
Good morning from Metal Bulletin's offices in Asia as we bring you the latest news and pricing stories on Wednesday August 8.Base metals prices on the Shanghai Futures Exchange were broadly up during morning trading on Wednesday, with nickel leading the complex higher for the third consecutive trading day. Check Metal Bulletin's live futures report here. Upward corrections of aluminium premiums wo...Read More
Stricter winter production cuts in China from October are expected to have a significant influence on the entire domestic steel market in comparison with the last heating season, industry sources told Metal Bulletin this week."Prices will likely be on a bullish trend later this year like how they did last year, and export transactions will be hard to conclude," an export trader in east China said,...Read More
Aluminium prices on the London Metal Exchange soared by more than 3% at the close of trading on Wednesday August 8, buoyed by strike action at Alcoa's Pinjarra alumina refinery, while tit-for-tat tariffs continue to limit confidence in commodity investment. ...Read More
Fintech firm Autilla has received a High Court notice of a petition to wind up the company under the corporate insolvency act. ...Read More
The London Metal Exchange has undertaken a review of its warehousing network and tightened up rules surrounding third-party landlords following the delisting of warehousing company Worldwide Warehouse Solutions (WWS). ...Read More
Prices for domestic hollow steel sections made in Europe remained flat on thin trading this week due to summer holidays across the continent, sources told Metal Bulletin on Wednesday August 8....Read More
Prices for rebar produced and delivered in Southern Europe remained unchanged at their recent high levels over the past week as the market entered the seasonal holiday slowdown, sources told Metal Bulletin on Wednesday August 8....Read More
There are likely to be challenges in scaling up commercial production of Aqua Metals' non-polluting electrochemical lead recycling technology, but the company said it remains optimistic....Read More
Canadian copper mining company Taseko Mining believes that concerns about trade disputes affecting mining companies that export to Asia is "totally overblown," president and chief executive officer Russell Hallbauer said in a conference summarising the company's April-June financial results on Wednesday August 8....Read More