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US Labor Agreement: The Restart Of The Automotive Supply Chain Could Reactivate Steel Demand
The US automotive supply chain could quickly return toward greater normality after the reaching of a tentative agreement between the United Auto Workers union and Dauch Corporation, the company previously known as American Axle. The agreement, reached on Wednesday...
Electric Vehicles In Europe: Weaker Demand In April And PFA Premiums Correct From Recent Highs
European demand for electric vehicles showed signs of slowing in April, after a stronger March in terms of registrations. The market continues to benefit from long-term structural factors, such as the energy transition, European industrial policies and the still...
European Tin In A Cooling Phase: Standard Premiums Fall, But Supply Risks Remain In The Background
The European tin market is going through a phase of greater caution, marked by weak spot demand and liquidity concentrated at lower levels than in previous weeks. During the two weeks to Tuesday June 9, the European premium for 99.9% standard tin ingots narrowed...
European Steel And Decarbonization: The Ferrous Scrap Issue Becomes Strategic For Industrial Competitiveness
The decarbonization of the European steel industry is entering an increasingly delicate phase. The objective of reducing emissions and accelerating the transition toward more sustainable production processes remains central for the European Union, but the path is not...