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Ban imposed on Russian mining giants could shake up metals world
A possible ban on Russian supplies by the London Metal Exchange would be a seismic event for the metals industry, cutting off some of the world's largest companies from the main global market. The exchange has not yet made a decision, but on Thursday it began a...
Aluminum: Europe needs more clarity on what constitutes a low-carbon material
Hilde Aasheim, CEO of Norsk Hydro, said the European aluminum market needs more clarity on what constitutes a low-carbon material. Part of the industry disagrees on what constitutes low carbon, and many have questioned the feasibility of adding an additional premium...
Tin: Alphamin withstands falling prices
Alphamin achieved a strong profit margin in the third quarter of 2022 despite falling tin prices and slightly lower production. In the third quarter of 2022, Alphamin produced about 3,139 tons of tin concentrate from its Mpama North mine. The company processed the...
Aluminum: premiums for physical delivery down
After a substantial decline throughout September, aluminum prices this month appear strong compared to those of other metals. Aluminum prices bottomed out in late September, but rebounded in the first week of October. Should prices continue to break the upward range,...