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Federal Stalemate in the United States: Steel Industry Fears Lasting Effects
The temporary shutdown of the US federal government, which began on October 1st, risks leaving profound scars on the American steel industry. More than four weeks after the shutdown began, over 1.4 million federal employees are still on unpaid leave or forced to work...
Signs of Detente in US-China Trade Relations
The air in international markets is filled with anticipation. After months of tensions and tariff skirmishes, expectations of a significant de-escalation between the United States and China are growing increasingly concrete. Rumors from diplomatic and financial...
Copper Hits All-Time Highs in London
Copper is back in the spotlight. On Wednesday, October 29, the three-month price on the London Metal Exchange (LME) reached a new all-time high of $11,200/t, quickly surpassing the previous record of $11,104.50/t set in May 2024. The session saw repeated trading above...
Metals Markets Rebound After Fed Rate Cut
The mood has changed in Shanghai. On the morning of Thursday, October 30, base metals on the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) began to rise, boosted by the US Federal Reserve's second rate cut of the year and renewed optimism about possible progress in US-China trade...