Pricing dates for Metal Bulletin over the Christmas period

Metal Bulletin is proposing to discontinue its Chinese free market crude indium price due to a lack of liquidity in this market.

Metal Bulletin is proposing to reduce the frequency of its assessment and publication of germanium prices.

Following various conversations with market participants, Metal Bulletin is considering reducing the minimum tonnage for the ferro-tungsten specification used for its European price quotation to 10 tonnes.

Due to a technical error, the Latin America CRC price assessment was updated incorrectly on Friday October 31 and should have read $670-680 per tonne.

China’s Citic Limited, formerly known as Citic Pacific, has played down a termination notice on its mining rights in the Sino Iron project in Western Australia issued by its Australian partner, Mineralogy Pty.

Discontinuation of Standard Bank Prices

Steel First is pleased to announce the launch of a new daily Ferrous Scrap Index basis cfr Turkey for US quality HMS 1&2 (80:20) material.

Following a review of its pig iron prices, Steel First proposes to amend the specification of its weekly basic pig iron EU import assessment.

Metal Bulletin has decided that it will continue to price cobalt metal based on market assessments by its editorial team, having concluded an in-depth consultation with the cobalt industry.