Talk of trade meetings are usually met with a yawn and click to the next news item. However, last week’s meeting between the E.U. and the U.S. in Pittsburgh may be one event worth following. Each month, MetalMiner hosts a webinar on a specific metals topic. Explore the upcoming webinars and sign up for each […]
Category: Imports
This Morning in Metals: Nucor launches line of net-zero carbon steel products
This morning in metals news: Nucor Corporation announced the launch of a line of net-zero carbon steel products; meanwhile, the American Iron and Steel Institute released September import permit application data; and, finally, average U.S. home mortgage rates continue to hover around 3%. Are you under pressure to generate steel cost savings? Make sure you […]
US steel imports dip in August; steel prices continue gains
U.S. steel imports totaled an estimated 2.5 million metric tons in August, the Census Bureau reported Friday, as U.S. steel prices continue to post gains. The August total marked a decline from 2.7 million metric tons in July. Cut-to-length adders. Width and gauge adders. Coatings. Feel confident in knowing what you should be paying for […]
This Morning in Metals: Rio Tinto to triple solar capacity at Weipa mine
This morning in metals news: Rio Tinto said it plans to triple solar capacity at its Weipa bauxite mine in Australia; meanwhile, the Aluminum Association said the Department of Commerce had issued final affirmative determinations regarding imports of aluminum foil; and, lastly, U.S. Steel is reportedly looking for a site to build a $3 billion […]
Week in Review: Stainless steel boosts nickel; aluminum production rises; commodity ETFs gain momentum
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 stainless steel consumption’s impact on nickel prices, surging aluminum prices and much more: Each month, MetalMiner hosts a webinar on a specific metals topic. Explore the upcoming webinars and […]
This Morning in Metals: U.S. Steel expects Q3 to be ‘quarter of records’
This morning in metals news: U.S. Steel released its third-quarter guidance yesterday; U.S. petroleum exports just edged out imports in the first half of the year; and, lastly, unemployment rates fell in 15 U.S. states in August. You want more MetalMiner on your terms. Sign up for weekly email updates here. U.S. Steel releases Q3 […]
This Morning in Metals: US import prices decline by 0.4% in August
This morning in metals news: U.S. import prices declined by 0.4% in August; the Energy Information Administration surveyed the disruption to electricity customers as a result of Hurricane Ida; and, lastly, the European Steel Association commented on the European Union’s proposed Green Deal. Stay up to date on MetalMiner with weekly updates – without the […]
This Morning in Metals: New orders for manufactured goods rise in July
This morning in metals news: new orders for manufactured goods posted an increase in July from the previous month; meanwhile, U.S. productivity rose by 2.1% in Q2 2021; and, lastly, the U.S. goods and services trade deficit fell from June to July. Want MetalMiner directly in your inbox? Sign up for weekly updates now. New […]
July witnesses an increase in steel imports to the United States, driven by a surge in blooms, billets, and slabs
U.S. steel imports totaled 2.7 million metric tons in July, the Census Bureau reported this week. The total marked an increase from 2.6 million metric tons in June. Are you under pressure to generate steel cost savings? Make sure you are following these five best practices. US steel imports paced by blooms, billets and slabs […]
Global aluminum production picks up in July
Global aluminum production totaled 5.75 million tons in July, the International Aluminum Institute (IAI) reported this month. The monthly total marked an increase from 5.57 million tons in June. Are you prepared for your annual aluminum contract negotiations? Be sure to check out our five best practices. China aluminum production rises in July China, the […]
