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Nuclear Resurgence Drives Uranium Demand Beyond Forecasts: But Supply Can’t Keep Pace
The opening of the Resourcing Tomorrow conference (December 2-4, London) left an unmistakable message: the world is entering a new phase of nuclear expansion, driven by three parallel and simultaneous forces: The explosive growth in electricity demand linked to...
BIR Warns EU: Risk of Distortions in Scrap Market If RESourceEU Plan Is Not Based on Solid Data
The new RESourceEU Action Plan, presented by the European Commission along with the broader Economic Security Doctrine, aims to strengthen the EU's strategic autonomy through recycling and the management of critical raw materials. But according to the Bureau of...
Chinese Steel Exports Rise: November Marks Further Strengthening of Foreign Sales
Chinese finished steel exports recorded further increases in November, both monthly and year-over-year. According to the latest data released by the General Administration of Customs on December 8, China shipped 9.98 million tons abroad, up: 198,000 tons (+2%)...
Financing the Future of Copper: The Global Challenge Between Chinese Capital, Social Risks, and New Development Models
At the Resourcing Tomorrow conference in London, one of the most discussed topics concerns what has been observed for years without being openly stated: the global rush for copper is largely financed not by the West, but by China and Russia. Over the past six or seven...