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Mexico to extend import tariffs on certain imports of steel for 6 months
After intense negotiations with the local steel industry, Mexico Ministry of Economy has extended 15% imports tariff on certain imports of iron and steel products for 6 months. Mexico Ministry of economy said the products involved slab, cold rolled coil, ho... |
Ukraine raises scrap export taxes for three years
Ukraine has announced to increase scrap export taxes from €10-35/ton for three years. The approval by Ukraine Parliament to immediate affected. Meanwhile, there are 250 Ukraine exporters have applied the exports of 3.8 million tons of scarp, which submits ... |
Nava Bharat, Tata Steel in Pact for Chrome Ore Conversion
Nava Bharat Ventures Ltd has entered into an agreement with Tata Steel Limited for a period of 4 years commencing from April 2016 for conversion arrangement of Chrome Ore into Ferro Chrome. This is a renewal agreement. |
Sumitomo Metal Mining's FY2016 Plan for Nickel Production
According to the summary of the plan for metal production Sumitomo Metal Mining Co., Ltd. released on April 1, the Company's production volume of ferro-nickel (in pure Ni equivalent) planned |
Premier African Minerals Ltd Eyes Profitability at RHA
[Ferro-Alloys.com]Premier African Minerals Ltd (LON:PREM) revealed it was on the brink of profitable underground operations at its RHA tungsten mine in Zimbabwe. |
MOIL Hikes Manganese Ore Prices by up to 50%
[Ferro-Alloys.com]State-run MOIL has hiked prices of various grades of manganese ore by up to 50 percent for April-June quarter. In a filing to BSE, country's largest manganese producer said it has increased the prices of all ferro grades of ore |
Asia FeSi: Spot Offers Steady,Trades Thin on Lack of Buying
[Ferro-Alloys.com]Spot offers of 75%-Si ferrosilicon in Asia were generally steady, while trades were thin on the absence of buying interest, sources said Thursday. |
International iron ore prices fall below US$55/ton, fall for the 6th consecutive days
International iron ore prices fell below US$/ton on March 30 of this year. China¡¯s 62% ore prices dropped slightly by US$0.7/ton, at US$53.5-54.5/ton, falling below market expectations of US$55/t on, but also for 6th straight days declined. It predicts tha... |
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