[Ferro-Alloys.com]China exported 157mt APT in November, 2014, down 36.7% Y-o-Y (248mt) and down 28.6% M-o-M (220mt).

An Australian green investment bank will partner with a Chinese associate in the aim of encouraging more companies to invest in solar energy and, in particular, the use of photovoltaic panels, local media said on Wednesday.

[Ferro-Alloys.com]Since January purchase of steelmakers on silicon manganese already closed to an end, there were no signs of good news on silicon manganese

China's steel production grew at its slowest rate in more than three decades in 2014 as a cooling economy in the world's largest producer curbed demand and the government moved to tackle overcapacity and pollution.

Output of Ferroalloy Slightly Decreased by 1.33% in Qinghai’s Haidong city in 2014

Australian stocks traded sideways today as better than expected Chinese economic data offset ongoing weakness in energy and mining stocks with the All Ords dipping 2.2 points to 5286.8.

Shareholders have approved the sale of Europe's largest supplier of solar panels, Norway-based REC Solar, to a subsidiary of solar maker China National Bluestar, Norway's Elkem Group, for NOK4340 million ($694 million).

The South Korean Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy (MOTIE) has said that it will invest a total of 81.8 billion won ($75 million) in titanium for the next seven years.