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This Morning in Metals: Steel capacity utilization rate reaches 71.5%

This morning in metals news: the U.S. steel capacity utilization rate reached 71.5% last week; the Energy Information released its monthly energy review; and the nickel price continues to move upward. We’re offering timely emails with exclusive analyst commentary and some best practice advice. Sign up today. Steel capacity utilization rate hits 71.5% The U.S. […]

Copper in deficit as prices continue long-term surge

Earlier today we touched on aluminum prices — well, the copper price is similarly ascendant. The copper price has, as we’ve mentioned on multiple occasions, been supported by a recovering Chinese economy. Furthermore, according to data released Monday by the International Copper Study Group (ICSG), global copper production declined over the first eight months of […]

Aluminum prices rise despite increasing global primary aluminum output

Aluminum prices rise despite increasing global primary aluminum output

As we noted yesterday, aluminum prices have continued to rise — this in spite of increasing global aluminum production. Sign up today for Gunpowder, MetalMiner’s free, biweekly e-newsletter featuring news, analysis and more. Global aluminum production rises 3.5% According to the latest data from the International Aluminum Institute, global aluminum production rose 3.5% in October […]

USITC votes to maintain antidumping duties on non-oriented electrical steel

The United States International Trade Commission (USITC) last week voted to maintain antidumping duties on non-oriented electrical steel. The MetalMiner 2021 Annual Outlook consolidates our 12-month view and provides buying organizations with a complete understanding of the fundamental factors driving prices and a detailed forecast that can be used when sourcing metals for 2021 — […]

This Morning in Metals: Aluminum price continues to surge

This morning in metals news: the LME three-month aluminum price has continued to rise in the leadup to the Thanksgiving holiday; Rio Tinto signed a new agreement to strengthen its partnership with China’s Tsinghua University; and, lastly, New York state is one of the U.S. leaders in renewable energy generation. Sign up today for Gunpowder, […]

Fed: October 2020 industrial production rises 1.1%

Fed: October 2020 industrial production rises 1.1%

The Federal Reserve reported October 2020 industrial production rose 1.1%. Sign up today for Gunpowder, MetalMiner’s free, biweekly e-newsletter featuring news, analysis and more. October 2020 industrial production rises Per the Fed, October 2020 industrial production rose but remained 5.6% lower than the pre-pandemic level in February. However, the Fed also noted the industrial production […]

Week in Review: Tata Steel looks to sell European assets; steel capacity rises; Nucor signs power purchase agreement

Before we head into the weekend, let’s take a look back at the week that was and some of the metals storylines here on MetalMiner, including Tata Steel and its attempt to spin off its European assets, the U.S.’s rising steel capacity utilization rate, China’s economic recovery and its impact on metals prices, and much […]

This Morning in Metals: Anglo American signs 10-year deal for LNG-fueled vessels

This morning in metals news: miner Anglo American has signed a 10-year contract to add vessels fueled by liquefied natural gas, or LNG, to its fleet; jobless rates fell in 37 states in October; and copper prices retraced slightly. The MetalMiner 2021 Annual Outlook consolidates our 12-month view and provides buying organizations with a complete […]

This Morning in Metals: Nucor signs renewable power purchase agreement

This morning in metals news: Nucor Corporation has signed a power purchase agreement with EDF Renewables North America; the Pilbara Ports Authority reported an 11% year-over-year increase in throughput in October; and, lastly, Minnesota’s mining rules are getting another look. The MetalMiner 2021 Annual Outlook consolidates our 12-month view and provides buying organizations with a […]

This Morning in Metals: Panasonic, Equinor, Norsk Hydro sign MOU to explore potential European lithium-ion battery business

This morning in metals news: Norsk Hydro has signed a memorandum of understanding to explore a potential lithium-ion battery business; U.S. import prices fell slightly in October; and Gulf of Mexico oil production fell in August by the largest amount since 2008. Sign up today for Gunpowder, MetalMiner’s free, biweekly e-newsletter featuring news, analysis and […]

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