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Washington Increases Pressure: US Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum Become Digital Currency
During the week of November 26, the US administration led by Donald Trump hinted at a possible opening: easing Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminum produced in the European Union. This concession, however, would only come in exchange for a European step back on...
The Copper Industry at a Turning Point: Strategies, Supply Crisis, and New Global Hubs
At Resourcing Tomorrow in London, one of the world's leading events dedicated to energy and mineral resources, copper was at the center of a debate that highlighted both the critical issues and the new strategies reshaping the entire sector. With profoundly negative...
Taiwan Maintains Calm: Scrap Prices Steady Despite Global Rebound
The Taiwanese steel scrap market showed surprising stability on Tuesday, December 2nd, holding containerized import prices unchanged. This calm contrasts with the turmoil observed in other key iron ore market regions, from China to Turkey, where the steel chain has...
An Increasingly Segmented Aluminum Market: Europe, the United States, and Brazil Compared
The global aluminum market is facing a complex end to the year, characterized by a patchwork of divergent dynamics between Europe, the United States, and Brazil. Physical premiums on primary metal—particularly P1020 and 6063 billet—show a fragmented picture, with...