Titanium In Europe: Scrap Softens, Alloys Remain Supported
The European titanium market is experiencing an increasingly clear divergence: on one side, scrap prices are weakening; on the other, the ferro-titanium alloy segment remains firm, supported by steady demand and limited availability. This dynamic reflects a complex...
ArcelorMittal And The White House Project: Global Steel In A National Context
In the midst of a political and economic environment strongly focused on supporting domestic US industry, a symbolic case emerges: the steel used for the new White House ballroom is supplied by a global group. This was confirmed by ArcelorMittal, the world’s...
First Quantum: Short-Term Losses, Long-Term Growth
Despite a net loss of $196 million in the first quarter, First Quantum Minerals is looking ahead with greater optimism, revising upward its full-year copper production guidance. The company now expects production between 405,000 and 475,000 tonnes, compared to the...
Pig Iron And Billets: Rising Prices Amid Global Pressures And Weak Demand
The pig iron and billet markets are going through a complex phase, characterized by strong upward pressure at the global level but also by weak and uncertain European demand, particularly in Italy. These seemingly conflicting dynamics are reshaping the steel supply...
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