Following a review of its pricing portfolio, Steel First is proposing to discontinue the following weekly Turkish import scrap assessment:

Steel First is considering the launch of two weekly China export coke assessments.

After reviewing stakeholder feedback, RISI announced that changes to its North American pulp price assessments originally proposed on January 12, 2015 will be implemented without modification.The changes are as follows:1) Rationalized publication of North American pulp prices across World Pulp Monthly, PPI Pulp & Paper Week (PPW) and online news (APRIL 2015) These changes will […]

Steel First has added two German domestic scrap asessments to its pricing database.

The publication of Metal Bulletin's price assessments will be affected by Easter holidays in the UK and elsewhere from Friday April 3 to Monday April 6.

Due to an error in the normalisation process, the Steel First price assessment for Northern European domestic rebar was published incorrectly on Wednesday March 4.

Metal Bulletin has concluded its consultation on its Chinese cobalt price, and has decided to stop pricing cobalt concentrate price, and start pricing cobalt tetroxide prices instead.

Following a review of its pricing portfolio, Steel First proposes to discontinue two weekly China import price assessments.

Following market consultation, Steel First has decided to amend the specifications of its weekly pig iron EU import price assessment.

Metal Bulletin is proposing to stop pricing cobalt concentrate (min 8% cif main Chinese ports $/lb), as the cobalt industry has been increasingly using other raw materials for production.