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Amid Opposing Pressures and Stable Markets: Lead and Zinc Maintain Course
In the midst of the US industrial autumn, where demand is slowing due to the holidays and smelters are moving cautiously, the lead scrap market continues to surprise with its apparent calm. The week leading up to Tuesday, November 25, ended without any major changes,...
Tariffs, Tensions, and Global Routes: The Complex Winter of World Trade
The United States approaches the holiday season with a more robust economic picture than expected: despite the tariff increases imposed in the early months of the year, retail sales continue to show surprising resilience. This is one of the few certainties in a...
A Market in Heat: Turkey Bets on Winter Scrap
In the heart of autumn, when the Turkish steel industry typically slows and uncertainty about scrap supplies increases, local producers have instead accelerated their purchases of deep-sea material. A trend that, according to several sources, is reshaping the market...
Global Steel Production Declines: October Marks Another Setback
Global crude steel production continues to slow. According to the latest data released by the World Steel Association, the 70 countries monitored produced 143.3 million tons of steel in October 2025, a 5.9% decline compared to the same month the previous year. This is...