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The global tungsten market in 2026 is marked by extreme volatility driven by geopolitical tensions, trade disputes, and resource nationalism, especially between China and the US. These dynamics have caused significant supply disruptions and price surges across tungsten products.

The following prices were affected:MB-MAG-0012 Magnesia, European calcined, agricultural, cif Europe, €/tonne MB-MAG-0013 Magnesite, Greek, raw, max 3.5% SiO2, fob East Mediterranean, €/tonne MB-MAG-0018 Magnesia, dead burned, 95% MgO, fob Europe, $/tonne MB-MAG-0019 Magnesia, fused, 97% MgO, cif Europe, $/tonne MB-MAG-0020 Magnesia, dead burned, 90% MgO, lump, cif Europe, $/tonne MB-MAG-0021 Magnesia, dead burned, 97% MgO, lump, cif Europe, $/tonne This […]

In the past year, trade policy has and continues to fuel change and dynamics in the North American steel market. Meanwhile, inflation has remained at or above 2.7% while the Fed Fund rate hovers around 2.64.

The consumer continues to bear a growing burden to keep the economy from stalling, as finished goods markets search for their own nadir, stability and potential growth paths.

The European Union’s Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA), published on Wednesday March 4, was a new step in the bloc’s efforts to decarbonize heavy industry and to support strategic supply chains in sectors such as steel, cement and aluminium.

Fastmarkets has corrected its MB-ALU-0002 alumina index, fob Australia and its inferred prices, which were published incorrectly on Friday March 13 due to a procedural lapse.

Fastmarkets will increase the frequency of its two existing CIF China port copper scrap prices and add three new grades on Monday March 16.