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Aluminium: China’s April production increases thanks to higher prices
China's primary aluminium production in April rose 7.2 per cent year-on-year, fuelled by rising prices of the lightweight metal in China and around the world. According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), the world's largest aluminium producer...
The Energy Transition: An Urgent Need for Investments in Critical Minerals
In order to support the energy transition and meet ambitious climate targets, increased investment in the extraction and production of critical minerals is crucial. This article explores current market dynamics, recent price declines and the strategic importance of...
Tug of War between Scrap Suppliers and Turkish Steel Mills: The Movement of HMS 1/2 Prices
The steel market is like a tug-of-war arena, with scrap suppliers and Turkish steel mills comparing prices for HMS 1/2. This tangled economic ballet has seen recent fluctuations in prices, but now seems to have settled into a tense wait-and-see between the parties....
Aluminium and steel: Canada refuses to receive Chinese material due to impending US duties
In response to the US decision to increase tariffs on Chinese aluminium and steel, Canada has made a firm commitment to protect its market from becoming a secondary channel for diverted Chinese products. As the US increases tariffs on specific Chinese imports to 25%...