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SSS XXXIII: Prime-obsolete scrap spread to stay tight – DJJ
Spreads between prime and obsolete scrap in the United States are likely to remain tight in the foreseeable future, with few obvious factors that could unhinge a narrow spread, according to an executive at David J. Joseph Co (DJJ), the largest domestic scrap buyer.
June 28, 2018
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SSS XXXIII: Section 232 an opportunity, but downturn inevitable – analysts
While the Section 232 tariffs are expected to have a net positive impact on the US steel industry, the overall market environment will hit an inevitable downturn once the current bullish dynamics shift, financial industry analysts warned.
June 28, 2018
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SSS XXXIII: Algoma CCAA exit near; investments eyed – CEO
Algoma will likely emerge from bankruptcy protection within a matter of weeks, the company’s top executive said.
June 28, 2018
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SSS XXXIII: Aggrieved downstream buyers should lobby Trump – trade attorney
Steel and aluminium purchasers in the United States who feel cheated by the Section 232 tariffs should take the matter up with President Donald Trump, who likely would be sympathetic, according to a trade attorney who represents domestic producers.
June 28, 2018
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SSS XXXIII: AISI ‘cautiously optimistic’ on US infrastructure investment – Gibson
The American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) has maintained a positive outlook on President Donald Trump’s promised infrastructure investment, according to its top executive, but plans to act on that goal still face some obstacles in the near term.
June 28, 2018
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SSS XXXIII: Cleveland-Cliffs’ Toledo HBI plant ahead of schedule – CEO
Construction at Cleveland-Cliffs’ $700-million hot-briquetted iron (HBI) plant in Toledo, Ohio, is under way and ahead of schedule, the company’s top executive said on Wednesday June 27.
June 28, 2018
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SSS XXXIII: Section 232 supply squeeze could boost US steel prices, execs say
The steel market in the United States has only just begun to feel the impact of the Section 232 tariffs on prices for the product, according to North American steel industry executives.
June 27, 2018
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By Generic people page
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GLOBAL ALUMINIUM WRAP: Forward spreads force premiums lower in US, Europe; Asian markets quiet
Spreads continued to drive aluminium premiums in Europe and the United States downward over the past week, while markets in Asia were quiet with participants there awaiting further developments on quarterly deals in Japan.
June 27, 2018
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EUROPEAN MORNING BRIEF 27/06: US Midwest aluminium premium falls to nearly 3-month low; surge in US copper cathode premium pauses; Tshipi exceeding Mn ore production targets
Good morning from Metal Bulletin’s offices in Asia as we bring you the latest news and pricing stories on Wednesday June 27.
June 27, 2018
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By Violet Li
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LIVE FUTURES REPORT 27/06: Most SHFE base metals prices edge higher on improving risk sentiment
Base metals prices on the Shanghai Futures Exchange remained under pressure from simmering global trade tensions as well as a firm dollar during Asian morning trading on Wednesday June 27, but the complex has benefited from a slight improvement in risk sentiment overnight with most prices edging upward.
June 27, 2018
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By Susan Zou
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