Italian Scrap, September’s Recovery Begins With Elevated Stocks And Limited Purchasing
The summer pause has not yet given way to a genuine recovery in the Italian scrap market. During the final week of August, trading remained limited, steelmakers resumed activity only partially and there were not enough solid indications to define a new price...
UK CBAM, Sixteen Carbon-Pricing Systems Recognized But Relief Is Not Automatic
The United Kingdom has taken a further step toward the entry into force of its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism by publishing a provisional list of 16 overseas carbon-pricing systems that may potentially be used to obtain relief from the UK CBAM. The list includes...
European PFA Aluminium, Automotive Growth Supports Demand But Premiums Remain Far From The Highs
European primary foundry alloy premiums remained stable in August, supported by recovering car registrations and strong growth in electrified vehicles. Demand from the automotive sector appears solid, but it has not been sufficient to return prices to the highs...
European Aluminium Scrap Costs Rise While DIN226 Loses Value
The European secondary aluminium market entered the post-summer reopening phase with a clear imbalance between raw materials and finished product. The recovery in purchasing and more limited availability pushed the main scrap grades higher, while the DIN226/A380 ingot...
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