Ferrous Scrap: The Italian Market Slows Down and Moves Toward Stability
After weeks of stabilization, the Italian ferrous scrap market has seen small upward adjustments in recent days, ranging from €5 to €15 per ton, depending on the category and starting levels. Several operators report this, describing a lively market now close to...
Industrial Metals in the Red on the SHFE: Caution Ahead of the Fed Meeting
The week began with a cautious mood on Chinese markets. On the morning of Tuesday, December 9th, all major base metals traded on the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) recorded declines, signaling fragile sentiment ahead of the US Federal Reserve's final decision of the...
LME: Warrant Premiums Steady Despite Three-Month Price Rally
In the two weeks ending Wednesday, December 3, the London Metal Exchange warrant premium market exhibited surprising calm. Despite strong momentum in three-month copper and tin prices, premiums in major Asian regions remained largely unchanged. This apparent paradox...
Tin Exports Rebound Strongly: Indonesia Returns to Impact Global Market
Tin ingot exports from Indonesia returned to significant growth in November, marking a turnaround expected by operators after a period of near-total slowdown. The recovery is primarily linked to the return to sales of one of the country's major producers, which had...
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