Category: Non-ferrous Metals

This Morning in Metals: Last call to sign up for the MetalMiner 2021 Forecasting Workshop

This morning in metals news: MetalMiner’s 2021 Forecasting Workshop is tomorrow; steel shipments from U.S. mills dropped 22% in June; and the European Steel Association outlined the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the European steel sector. Want MetalMiner directly in your inbox? Sign up for weekly, monthly or quarterly updates now. Last chance to […]

This Morning in Metals: U.S. steel capacity utilization reaches 60.4%

This morning in metals news: The U.S. steel sector posted another incremental increase in capacity utilization. Meanwhile, the Aluminum Association applauded a Department of Commerce decision regarding subsidies of imported aluminum sheet. Lastly, Alcoa criticized the Trump administration’s decision to reimpose the Section 232 aluminum tariff on imports from Canada. Steel sector capacity utilization rises […]

Copper MMI: Copper prices trend sideways

Copper MMI: Copper prices trend sideways

The Copper Monthly Metals Index (MMI) increased 5.4% for this month’s MMI reading. LME copper prices increased through the first half of July and have traded sideways since mid-July. However, the price remains well above $6,000/mt. Chinese demand remains strong and market sentiment remains positive. Want an occasional email from MetalMiner that highlights new content […]

This Morning in Metals: Trump reimposes 10% tariff on some Canadian aluminum

This morning in metals news: President Donald Trump on Thursday signed a proclamation to reimpose tariffs on some Canadian aluminum; China’s copper imports surged in July; and the Bureau of Labor Statistics released its latest jobs report Friday morning.

Week in Review: Aluminum prices rise; steel capacity gains; Ford CEO to retire

Week in Review: Aluminum prices rise; steel capacity gains; Ford CEO to retire

It was another busy week in the world of metals and metal-using sectors. Among this week’s major developments were an executive shakeup at Ford, aluminum prices on the rise in China and a U.S. steel sector seeing capacity utilization gains week by week.

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