Metal Bulletin has raised the minimum tonnage for the assessments of its zinc premiums for European countries to 100 tonnes from 25 tonnes.

To reflect better current market trade, RISI is considering the following changes to its South Korean coverage: Discontinue assessments of 60g uncoated woodfree paper Discontinue assessments of 80g uncoated grayback duplex board These two grades have not been produced in South Korea for more than one year. With prices unavailable, RISI is unable to maintain […]

Mixed paper appeared dead last July when China told the World Trade Organization it would ban global imports of the material. Now today, after landfilling it in various parts of the USA and a price crash to about $0/ton on the domestic market, three to four new containerboard capacity projects could help mixed paper make […]

Due to a technical error, Metal Bulletin’s Shanghai-London physical arbitrage calculations for aluminium and zinc were published incorrectly on Monday September 10.

To reflect better current market dynamics and following consultation with stakeholders, RISI has made the following changes to European graphic paper price coverage with effect from September 2018. Discontinue price assessments for 48.8-g newsprint in France, Germany and Spain (Price IDs 453, 461, and 475). Discontinue price assessments for 60-g SC-A rotogravure reels and 60-g […]

Metal Bulletin is inviting market feedback on its proposals to increase the minimum tonnages for some of its benchmark minor metals price assessments.

Metal Bulletin proposes to increase the minimum tonnage for its benchmark in-warehouse Rotterdam indium price assessment.

Metal Bulletin has today discontinued its weekly price assessments for Iranian imports of hot-rolled coil (HRC) and cold-rolled coil (CRC).

Price spreads widened in the European molybdenum markets in the middle of the week that began on Monday August 27, after easing the week before, sources told Metal Bulletin this week.

Due to a technical error, Metal Bulletin’s Shanghai-London physical arbitrage calculation for aluminium was published incorrectly on Tuesday August 28.