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Argentina’s corn production estimate was increased to 46 million mt as late rains improved yield expectations but slowed down…
Turkish steel mills have extended their silence in the deep-sea scrap market due to limited finished long steel demand, especially in the domestic market, participants told Fastmarkets on Thursday April 15.
Base metals prices on the London Metal Exchange have been edging higher in recent days, although this morning, Thursday April 15, they were looking mixed, while those on the Shanghai Futures Exchange were for the most part firmer.
Line-up data for Argentina’s ports shows a fixture of corn destined to travel to South Africa in the first such bulk move in just over…
Turkish steel producers continued to hold back from deep-sea scrap bookings because of limited sales of finished long steel, sources told Fastmarkets on Wednesday April 14.
While the Biden administration has reversed multiple Trump-era policies, it has not been in any rush to revise the Section 232 tariffs. That might change, however, with the European Union on the verge of escalating retaliatory tariffs on US products, according to market participants.
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