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LME may suspend 10% of listed metal brands
The London Metal Exchange (LME) plans to suspend or delist 10% of its listed metal brands in the coming months until manufacturers provide it with their responsible sourcing reports. The move is a step in the campaign that the world's largest and oldest metals trading...
How will the CBAM transform steel imports into the EU?
MEPS International has compiled and published a list of frequently asked questions and answers regarding the CBAM. What are the European Commission's regulations on CBAM imports? The CBAM is an element of the 'Fit for 55' package, presented in July 2021 as part of the...
Steel and aluminium: Indian-American trade leaders ease duties
Trade between India and the United States is set to change. Both countries seem eager to enter a new period of trade agreements: India's Ministries of Mines and Steel, together with the Department of Industry Promotion and Domestic Trade (DPIIT), have recently set up...
Aluminium: Russian metal in LME systems changes increasingly precarious balance
As already anticipated last week the amount of Russian aluminium stored in the London Metal Exchange (LME) warehouses more than doubled during December. By the end of the month, Russian-branded metal accounted for 90% of the aluminium stocks secured by the exchange....