Base Metal Stocks Articles

Desert Lion takes Namibia into the lithium rush

July 23, 2018 / Martim Facada

Canada-headquartered lithium producer Desert Lion Energy has confirmed that it made its first shipment of lepidolite concentrate from its nameplate operation in Namibia on May 1 this year....Read More

GLOBAL CHROME WRAP: Weak buying interest weighs on ores, alloy prices

July 23, 2018 / Janie Davies

Chinese domestic ferro-chrome prices softened for the third consecutive week after supply outstripped spot demand, while globally liquidity was light due to holidays and an ongoing standoff in the imported charge chrome and UG2 markets. ...Read More

US scrap cargo to Turkey sold at July 19 price

July 23, 2018 / Nat Rudarakanchana

A second Turkish scrap cargo came to light on Monday July 23, sold at a price similar to that of a cargo reported on Friday July 20, market participants said. ...Read More

DAILY SCRAP REPORT: Turkish mills continue August bookings at stable prices

July 23, 2018 / Cem Turken

Turkish steel mills have continued to book deep-sea scrap for August deliveries but with little change in prices, sources said on Monday July 23....Read More

TURKEY FERROUS SCRAP: Ship scrap price inches up, auto bundles stable

July 23, 2018 / Cem Turken

The price of Turkish domestic auto bundle scrap has been steady over the past week while the price of ship scrap has risen slightly because of improved demand from a steel mill in the Izmir region, sources said on Monday July 23....Read More

Steelmaking Raw Materials Trade Log, July 23, 2018

July 23, 2018 / Staff reporter

The latest bids, offers and deals in the global markets for iron ore, pig iron, direct-reduced iron and other steelmaking raw materials. ...Read More

IRON ORE DAILY: Prices rise amid gains in Chinese steel, futures markets

July 23, 2018 / July Zhang

Iron ore prices strengthened on Monday July 23 amid gains in China's futures and steel markets....Read More

COKING COAL DAILY: Seaborne prices fall further amid weakened demand

July 23, 2018 / Sophie Zhao

Seaborne coking coal spot prices fell on Monday July 23 with end-users in China remaining on the sidelines, and market participants are bracing themselves for even more downward pressure. ...Read More

PEOPLE MOVES: Veteran trader Woodthorpe retires from AMT

July 23, 2018 / Hassan Butt

Veteran metals trader Kim Woodthorpe has retired from his position as deputy head of London Metal Exchange trading at Amalgamated Metal Trading, Metal Bulletin understands....Read More

Inventory destocking, seasonal slowdown maintains cobalt downswing

July 23, 2018 / Charlotte Radford

Spot cobalt prices fell again last week amid continued pressure from summer destocking....Read More

METALS MORNING VIEW 23/07: Metals prices consolidate after Friday's rebounds

July 23, 2018 / William Adams

Three-month base metals prices on the London Metal Exchange were up across the board by an average of 0.5% on the morning of Monday July 23. Gains were ranged between 0.1% for aluminium and 1.2% for zinc, with copper up by 0.3% at $6,172 per tonne.Volume has been above average with 10,555 lots traded across the complex as at 7.49am London time. This follows a strong performance by the LME base met...Read More

ANTAIKE BATTERY MATERIALS CONF: Have cobalt prices bottomed out in China?

July 23, 2018 / Charlotte Radford

Chinese cobalt prices have stabilized recently, against a persistent downswing in international cobalt prices that made market participants believe the blue metal and its downstream salts' prices have bottomed out in China, creating mixed views in the market.Metal Bulletin heard different voices at Antaike's Battery Materials Conference held in Shangyu, China on July 18-20. China's cobalt market l...Read More

GLOBAL SILICON WRAP: Chinese export price resumes downtrend on further yuan depreciation; uptick eyed in European market

July 23, 2018 / Jethro Wookey

Chinese silicon export prices resumed their downtrend over the past week, pressured by further depreciation of the yuan against the dollar. Meanwhile, the European silicon market was steady, with some participants eyeing a near-term uptick in prices....Read More

HOTTER ON METALS: What if copper faced China trade action?

July 23, 2018 / Andrea Hotter

The commodities most affected so far by the trade spat between China and the United states are soybeans, steel and aluminium - but what if the list were extended in China to cover copper, namely concentrates and scrap?...Read More

HOTTER ON METALS: What if copper faced China trade action?

July 23, 2018 / Andrea Hotter

The commodities most affected so far by the trade spat between China and the United states are soybeans, steel and aluminium - but what if the list were extended in China to cover copper, namely concentrates and scrap?...Read More

HOTTER ON METALS: What if copper faced China trade action?

July 23, 2018 / Andrea Hotter

The commodities most affected so far by the trade spat between China and the United states are soybeans, steel and aluminium - but what if the list were extended in China to cover copper, namely concentrates and scrap?The deliberate addition of tariffs on imports of US copper into the world's largest consumer of the metal sounds somewhat contradictory. Why would China, which imported more than hal...Read More

HOTTER ON METALS: What if copper faced China trade action?

July 23, 2018 / Andrea Hotter

The commodities most affected so far by the trade spat between China and the United states are soybeans, steel and aluminium - but what if the list were extended in China to cover copper, namely concentrates and scrap?The deliberate addition of tariffs on imports of US copper into the world's largest consumer of the metal sounds somewhat contradictory. Why would China, which imported more than hal...Read More

HOTTER ON METALS: What if copper faced China trade action?

July 23, 2018 / Andrea Hotter

The commodities most affected so far by the trade spat between China and the United states are soybeans, steel and aluminium - but what if the list were extended in China to cover copper, namely concentrates and scrap?The deliberate addition of tariffs on imports of US copper into the world's largest consumer of the metal sounds somewhat contradictory. Why would China, which imported more than hal...Read More

HOTTER ON METALS: What if copper faced China trade action?

July 23, 2018 / Andrea Hotter

The commodities most affected so far by the trade spat between China and the United states are soybeans, steel and aluminium - but what if the list were extended in China to cover copper, namely concentrates and scrap?The deliberate addition of tariffs on imports of US copper into the world's largest consumer of the metal sounds somewhat contradictory. Why would China, which imported more than hal...Read More

HOTTER ON METALS: What if copper faced China trade action?

July 23, 2018 / Andrea Hotter

The commodities most affected so far by the trade spat between China and the United states are soybeans, steel and aluminium - but what if the list were extended in China to cover copper, namely concentrates and scrap?The deliberate addition of tariffs on imports of US copper into the world's largest consumer of the metal sounds somewhat contradictory. Why would China, which imported more than hal...Read More

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