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Import prices for steel scrap to Bangladesh continued to rise during the week to Thursday May 20, with buyers increasingly searching for tonnages, sources told Fastmarkets.
Grain and oilseed exporters out of Argentina could face additional disruption as more trade unions join an existing 48-hour…
The Turkish steel producers continued their deep-sea scrap purchases at slightly higher prices for July shipments, market sources told Fastmarkets on Thursday May 20.
The battery-grade lithium hydroxide price in the seaborne Asian market has been mostly at parity with its peer in the domestic Chinese market during May, with the former closely tracking the latter amid overall tight spot availability in the region.
Base metals prices on the London Metal Exchange were mainly stronger this morning, Thursday May 20, on dip buying, while those on the Shanghai Futures Exchange were down across the board in reaction to the 3.5% average loss on the LME on Wednesday.
London Metal Exchange three-month copper futures hit $10,720 per tonne in May amid disruption from the Covid-19 pandemic and political tensions affecting material supply from mines.
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