On this episode of Trillions, Eric and Joel speak with Jim Bianco, president and founder of Bianco Research LLC, on why he's become an "inflationista" of late and how investors should prepare. He also discusses his views on a few ETFs (ARK's among them), Bitcoin's potential, and why the retail day trader is here to stay post-pandemic.Jim Bianco is President and Macro Strategist at Bianco Research,...Read More

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Trading activity in the CIS export market for steel billet had revived by the end of the week to Thursday March 4, although it started relatively quietly amid a lack of certainty in the raw materials and finished long steel sectors in customers' markets, particularly in Turkey."Turkish customers did not place many bids [for billet imports] because rebar and merchant bar sales in their domestic and...Read More

The steel billet and rebar markets in Egypt have remained slow over the past seven days, with prices unchanged, sources told Fastmarkets on Thursday March 4.Demand for billet imports has been very slow since last year, and there have been hardly any imports since October 2020.The main reason for this weak demand for billet, Fastmarkets was told, was the Middle Eastern country's import safeguard du...Read More

The European ferro-titanium price dropped over the week to Wednesday March 3, with the range widening lower, which surprised industry sources because an acute shortage of scrap has been pushing up all titanium markets in recent months, sources said.The dip in ferro-titanium prices should be brief, however, given the upward pressure on prices from tight feedstock supplies, which is squeezing alloy...Read More

ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India (AM/NS India) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the government of Odisha, India to build an integrated steel plant in Odisha with a capacity for 12 million tonnes per year, it announced on Thursday March 4.The plant will be set up in the Kendrapara district and the investment is reported to be 500 billion rupees ($6.87...Read More

Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Wednesday March 3 that are worth another look.A crackdown on industrial activity in Tangshan, China's steelmaking hub, is sending jitters throughout the sector. Fastmarkets examines what it means for the steel industry.Glencore has appointed BMO...Read More

Turkish prices for hot-rolled and cold-rolled coil increased in February 2021, with market demand strong because of low stock levels, Fastmarkets heard on Wednesday March 3.The country's HRC producers were fully booked until late June, while CRC producers were accepting orders for June, July and August production. They were not willing to give any discounts because of the strong local and export d...Read More

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Copper's price dipped to $8,907.50 per tonne while nickel sank by 7.4% at the 5pm close of trading on the London Metal Exchange on Thursday March 4, with sell-offs and corrections seen for a second day.Prices for other materials in the base-metals complex fell by an average of 1.9%."Base metals have backed off from their recent highs over the past week, with the market experiencing some very viole...Read More

Trading activity in the CIS export market for steel billet had revived by the end of the week to Thursday March 4, although it started relatively quietly amid a lack of certainty in the raw materials and finished long steel sectors in customers' markets, particularly in Turkey."Turkish customers did not place many bids [for billet imports] because rebar and merchant bar sales in their domestic and...Read More

ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India (AM/NS India) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the government of Odisha, India to build an integrated steel plant in Odisha with a capacity for 12 million tonnes per year, it announced on Thursday March 4.The plant will be set up in the Kendrapara district and the investment is reported to be 500 billion rupees ($6.87...Read More

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A key topic reverberating around the Asian steel market over the past month has been the possibility of China reducing steel export rebates to 9% from the current 13%, or possibly axing them altogether.Market chatter on this topic has grown increasingly louder, with industry sources in China hearing more and more details about these plans from late January onward."This is likely in line with China...Read More