European green steel premiums were little changed in the past week, with demand remaining slow because original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) feel no pressure to “go green” yet, sources told Fastmarkets on Thursday August 3

We look at this year’s European lumber export rise within the US, which caused notable shifts in the global market

Poor newsprint demand continues to push down prices and triggers further capacity cuts

Fastmarkets’ Director of EMEA mill intelligence, Ville Henttonen, uses a case study to explain how mill intelligence tools can estimate the cost competitiveness and fossil CO2 emissions of energy transition related investments

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Several pulp buyers suggested that there is still further room for prices to fall

After a 28-day consultation, Fastmarkets has amended the frequency of its price assessments for European domestic stainless steel from weekly to monthly.

Contacts on the kraftliner market continued to report low demand across Europe in May, though to some it appeared to have stabilized or mildly improved

The premium for green steel in the European domestic flat product market was stable this week, compared with prices heard in recent weeks, reflecting an emerging consensus around the value of material produced with low-emissions, Fastmarkets heard on Thursday June 8

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