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ICBC Standard Bank Names Mark Thompson Head of Base Metals Trading

ICBC Standard Bank has appointed Mark Thompson, a former executive at trading house Trafigure’s asset management business, head of its global base metals trading.

Tuesday, January 19, 2016

Taiwanese pipe mills may rise prices for Feb

As raw material prices have raised sharply, some of Taiwanese pipe mills stop receiving orders. Taiwan's Chung Hung Steel(CHS) will announce new list prices for February in next week. It expects that Chung Hung Steel's new list prices are likely to up by N...

Tuesday, January 19, 2016

Taiwan’s Leeway prices continue to rise further

Recently, Taiwan’s Leeway prices have continued to rise, due to prime CGI has remained shortage in the domestic market. Currently, Taiwan’s CGI prices are at NT$13300-13500/ton; those for HGI coil has supplied shortage in the market. Although, new CGI shi...

Tuesday, January 19, 2016

Chinese CAS : China's Crude Steel Production is Expected to Decline in 2016

According to Chinese Academy of Sciences during 2016 China's economic forecast Conference, said that China iron and steel industry will continue to maintain a low level in 2016

Tuesday, January 19, 2016

Solar Power Starts Ascent In Texas

For years, Texas consumers have been buying electricity through renewable energy plans. Now TXU Energy, the state’s largest electricity retailer, has added a twist: 100 percent solar power.

Tuesday, January 19, 2016

Vietnam’s Steel Imports Raise in 2015

Vietnam Steel Association (VSA) has announced in 2015, Vietnam imported 13.7 million tons of steel products, an increase of 22.56% year on year, including more than 1.78 million tons of billet, an increase of 198% year on year.

Tuesday, January 19, 2016

Small Scale Miners Yearn for Ferrochrome Smelters

THE government’s decision to lift a four-year ban on exporting raw chrome mid-last year gave hope to a sector that was on the verge of collapsing. It was sweet music to the ears of most artisanal chrome miners and companies who were stuck with piles of chrome...

Tuesday, January 19, 2016

Queensland Nickel Enters Voluntary Administration

The embattled Queensland Nickel on Monday announced that the company had gone into voluntary administration, as it struggled to stay afloat.

Tuesday, January 19, 2016
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