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Steel and Scrap in Taiwan: Prices Fall and Import Market Cautious
Taiwan steel mills remain cautious about purchasing imported scrap metal, held back by a still-weak domestic rebar market. During the week of Tuesday, November 4th, the mood was one of wait-and-see and caution, with few signs of recovery on either the price or demand...
European Nickel and Zinc Remain Stagnant Amid Limited Trading and Weak Demand
In the midst of the European autumn, base metals markets appear to have stagnated. While the International Ferroalloys Conference, a traditional meeting point for the steel and related metals industry, was held in Barcelona, nickel and zinc trading in Europe...
Canada Bets on Strategic Minerals: New Economic Defense Against Chinese Domination Is Born
Canada has officially placed graphite, scandium, and rare earths on its list of national security priorities, under the Defence Production Act. The decision, announced during the G7 Energy and Environment Summit in Toronto, marks a historic turning point for the...
The Green Revolution in Aluminum: Hydro and Brazil’s Sustainable Future
Over time, it will become natural for low-carbon aluminum to gain a higher value, and for the market to recognize a green premium for those who produce sustainably. This is according to Anderson Baranov, CEO of Norsk Hydro Brazil, in an interview with Commodity...