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Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Monday July 6 that are worth another look.
Chrome ore is the raw material in ferro-alloy production that is most likely to be subject to supply disruptions during 2020-2021, according to a poll conducted during Fastmarkets’ webinar on Covid-19 and Asian ferro-alloy markets on Tuesday June 30.
Asian equities markets were stronger this morning, Monday July 6, and that has helped drive gains averaging 0.8% across the three-month bases metals prices on London Metal Exchange.
China’s infrastructure spending has aided the steel market’s recovery from the effects of Covid-19 shutdowns and is very likely to facilitate “a great prospective” for the consumption of steel and ferro-alloys used in infrastructure, delegates heard at Fastmarkets’ “Covid-19 and Asian ferro-alloys market” webinar on Tuesday June 30.
Domestic prices for steel hot-rolled coil moved up across Europe in the week ended Friday July 3 despite the revival in demand being slow.
Steel scrap prices in the global markets continued to fall in the working week ended Friday July 3, with the exception of Turkey, which secured a cargo at a higher price as the week closed.
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