What has been going on in metal markets over the past week? A review from the Metal Bulletin team

ThyssenKrupp Metallurgical Products NY (TK MetPro NY) is adding a ferro-alloys and minerals trading desk as part of its US expansion.

Mutanda Mining hit nameplate copper production capacity of 200,000 tpy in the second quarter, after a $1.8 billion investment in the mine and an associated power project, minority stakeholder Fleurette Group said on Wednesday August 13.

It was another busy week for the Metal Bulletin journalists, with the LME, market movements and banks’ positions in commodity markets catching our attention.

Arbitrage for copper, aluminium and zinc imported into China*

What were the key market moves and news over the past week? Metal Bulletin's editor Alex Harrison rounds it up.

World’s largest copper producer Codelco has appointed Nelson Pizarro as its new ceo, in a unanimous decision from the board announced by the company on Thursday July 31.

Metal Bulletin deputy editor Fleur Ritzema takes a look back at some of the key stories from the past week.

Daye Non-Ferrous Metals Co Ltd, one of China’s largest copper smelters, has set up a commodity trading branch in Singapore, registered under DNMC (Singapore) Resources Pte Ltd, and is looking to hire metals traders.

The effects of any US and European Union (EU) sanctions on the non-ferrous metals trade with Russia could be significant, based on the volumes of metals traded.