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The publication of Fastmarkets’ iron ore DR-grade pellet premium to 65% Fe fines index, Middle East reference, was delayed on Friday January 29 because of a reporting error.
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Base metals prices on the London Metal Exchange were up across the board this morning, Monday February 1, this despite weaker-than-expected manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI) data out of China over the weekend.
Fastmarkets is launching low-carbon aluminium differentials to its existing European P1020 and value-added product (VAP) premium contracts in $ per tonne to meet market demand for a low-carbon aluminium pricing mechanism.
Global ferrous scrap prices have yet to hit the buffers in their downward plunge. Buyers in Asia were holding back from purchases in the week ended Friday January 29, swooping in only for low-priced cargoes, but demand from China could support prices in the near term.
The price of shredded steel scrap imported into India and Pakistan moved down in the week ended Friday January 29 on fresh trades heard in the market, sources told Fastmarkets.
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