November’s best: Nickel supply, steel prices and the copper deficit
It has been a busy, busy year for metals, ranging from steel prices’ trajectory as we head toward 2020 to nickel prices’ reaction to Indonesia’s impending nickel ore export ban.
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While it’s hard to believe, the year is almost over — so before we jump into the final month of 2019, let’s take a look back at some of the most-viewed stories on MetalMiner from November:
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Amid Plunging U.S. Steel Prices, Has ‘Steelmageddon’ Arrived?
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What happened to the nickel supply shortfall?
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ICSG: Global copper market in deficit by 330K tons
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Freeport-McMorRan Uses AI to Optimize Production at Arizona Copper Mine
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ArcelorMittal Announces Shuttering of Plants in South Africa, Poland
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Chinese steel, raw material prices are on the rise
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This Morning in Metals: Automakers Await Trump’s Section 232 Auto Tariff Decision
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Metal manufacturers, users call for Section 232 sunset provision
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Aluminum Prices Rising Despite Weak Demand
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Goldman Sachs is Bullish on Oil Prices in the Long Term
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