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Ford to invest $3.7 billion, largely in new vehicle production
Ford is making a $3.7-billion investment in its business, which will be spread out across its plants in Michigan, Ohio and Missouri, and will expand both electric vehicle (EV) and internal combustion engine vehicle (ICE) production
June 3, 2022
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By Arthur Robert
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With easily accessible steel scrap of utmost importance, US mills look to integrate
There has been an evolution in US steelmakers' raw material strategy in the past several years, with mills pivoting from an effort to randomly own as many tons as they could to becoming more vertically integrated and owning material that can feed their meltshops
June 2, 2022
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By Lisa Gordon
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Suspended pricing for Cleveland turnings
Fastmarkets has temporarily suspended pricing for ferrous scrap turnings in the Cleveland market effective Wednesday June 1 due to the absence of local buyers.
June 1, 2022
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By Sean Barry
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Open consultation for Taiwan scrap price assessment and Turkey scrap price indices – final decision
Fastmarkets invited feedback from the industry on its pricing methodology for its Taiwan steel scrap price assessment and its Turkey steel scrap price indices (US- and Europe-origin) as part of its annual methodology review process.
June 1, 2022
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By Ross Yeo
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7 things we learned at Fastmarkets’ Singapore Steel Forum
The 2022 Singapore Steel Forum, located in the plush surroundings of the iconic Marina Bay Sands hotel, provided the ideal setting for market participants to discuss the hottest steel topics of the day last week
May 27, 2022
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By Lee Allen, Paul Lim
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US ferrous scrap export mart quiet; further price drops feared
No new ferrous scrap export sales from the US East Coast to Turkey have been reported since prices fell sharply in a cargo booked in mid-May, but more price drops could be on the horizon, Fastmarkets understands
May 26, 2022
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By Arthur Robert
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Recovery in steel demand boosts Turkish deep-sea scrap imports
Turkish steel mills resumed their deep-sea steel scrap bookings after a recovery in steel sales in the country's domestic and export markets, sources said on Thursday May 26
May 26, 2022
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By Cem Turken
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US Steel Scrap May 2022 Analysis
US domestic obsolete scrap prices have continued to be firm on a historical basis but fell below our expectations this month. And the differential between shredded and HMS scrap remains at its widest on record
May 26, 2022
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By Alexander Kershaw
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Quick-thinking Chinese traders prosper in volatile steel semis markets
Some Chinese trading firms have been quick to react and to find opportunities in this year’s increasingly volatile markets for semi-finished steel products, sources said during last week’s Fastmarkets Singapore Steel Forum
May 26, 2022
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By Lee Allen
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India could withdraw from steel export markets because of new duties
India may become increasingly absent from the global seaborne steel markets following the introduction of an export duty at a rate of 15% on a raft of steel products, sources told Fastmarkets
May 23, 2022
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By Lee Allen, Jessica Zong, Paul Lim, Olivia Zhang
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