Category: Non-ferrous Metals

This Morning in Metals: Aluminum Extruders Council demands end to aluminum import tariffs

This morning in metals news, the Aluminum Extruders Council has released a statement calling for the U.S. to rescind its aluminum import tariffs, U.S. raw steel production came in at a capacity utilization rate of 53.3% for the week ending June 6 and Thyssenkrupp plans to partners with RWE on technology aimed at curbing emissions […]

This Morning in Metals: U.S. petroleum demand falls 13% from February to March

This morning in metals news, U.S. petroleum demand took a hit on the heels of the coronavirus outbreak, the Carbon Trust is lobbying for clearer common standards for what can be called “green” aluminum and Australia’s iron ore sector could be set to receive a boost.

Copper MMI: Copper price rally continues, rises to pre-coronavirus levels

Copper MMI: Copper price rally continues, rises to pre-coronavirus levels

The Copper Monthly Metals Index (MMI) increased 3.0% this month based on an increase in prices globally. LME copper prices continued to increase throughout May. The price finally broke $5,000/mt on June 5, meaning it, along with zinc and lead prices, is back to pre-pandemic levels.

Aluminum price is pulled this way and that on rising trader interest, supply glut

Aluminum price is pulled this way and that on rising trader interest, supply glut

Aluminum prices have been on an upward trend the last week or two, currently holding comfortably above $1,500 per ton for spot cash after months in the $1,400s. The market, though, is undergoing convulsions.

This Morning in Metals: Hydro to launch JV for electric vehicle battery recycling

This morning in metals news, aluminum maker Norsk Hydro recently announced the formation of a joint venture that will aim to recycle electric vehicle batteries, the Aluminum Association reiterated its stance on the need for an aluminum import monitoring system and a Dutch bank says gold prices are expected to drop.

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