Here are five Fastmarkets MB stories you might have missed on Monday January 27 that are worth another look.

Due to the enforced extension of China's Lunar New Year holidays, Fastmarkets will not be publishing a portion of its usual base metal futures coverage and will roll some prices accordingly.

The Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminium imports into the United States will be applied to select downstream steel and aluminium products, President Donald Trump announced late on Friday January 24.

The Chinese government published the long-awaited non-ferrous scrap metal renaming criterion on its website late on Friday January 17.

Beginning in 2020, Fastmarkets will review its pricing methodologies and price specifications across all its Price Reporting Agency (PRA) divisions - Metals & Mining and Forest Products - on an annual basis rather than twice per year.

Following market consultation and as previously announced, Fastmarkets RISI has made the following changes to its China pulp assessments in PPI Pulp & Paper Week (PPW). The previous effective list and net price assessments for North American exports of NBSK CIF China, published in PPW (price IDs 699 and 12162), have been discontinued; These have […]

The total traded volume for the high-grade 65% Fe iron ore futures on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) rose in January 2020, with 25,750 lots - or 2.575 million tonnes - being cleared as of January 20 at 2:30pm Singapore time.

Here are five Fastmarkets MB stories you might have missed on Thursday January 16 that are worth another look.

The United States Senate voted to pass the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) on Thursday January 16, a bipartisan deal widely celebrated by steel executives and other industry groups.

Coal import restrictions have emerged at the ports of Jingtang and Caofeidian in China, two key entry points for seaborne coking coal to the country’s steelmaking hub of Tangshan, sources told Fastmarkets on Thursday January 16.