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Lumber prices continue to drop with wood market cautious amid tariff uncertainty
Explore the current trends in the wood market as prices for framing lumber continue to decline amidst economic uncertainty.
May 12, 2025
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By Joe Pruski, the Fastmarkets team
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Middle East: PIX packaging GCC index for testliner and fluting stable on flat demand in April
Explore the latest trends in packaging prices in the GCC region, focusing on recycled fiber-based containerboard in April.
May 12, 2025
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By Mariam Icar
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US-UK trade deal: Tariff reductions on aluminium, steel and automotives
The US-UK trade deal removes tariffs on steel and aluminium while reducing automotive duties, offering relief to British industries and reshaping transatlantic trade dynamics. The agreement also signals broader implications for global trade negotiations, particularly regarding China and excess capacity in metals.
May 9, 2025
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By Amy Hinton, David Bartle
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Ford trims $2.5 billion tariff exposure, suspends earnings guidance
Ford Motor Company will offset $1 billion of an expected $2.5 billion exposure from tariffs and remains "on track and within our original full-year guidance range of $7 billion-8.5 billion" in operating earnings for 2025, Jim Farley, president and chief executive officer, said during the automaker's first-quarter earnings call on Monday March 5.
May 7, 2025
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By Robert England
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Trump’s first 100 days: effects on steel industry and what lies ahead
Trump’s first 100 days in his second term have reignited debates over the impact of tariffs on the US steel industry. While the administration claims tariffs protect American jobs and boost the economy, experts point to rising costs and uncertainties affecting businesses. From higher steel prices to strained trade relations, the effects are already being felt, leaving many questioning the future of US steel and related markets.
May 1, 2025
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By Alesha Alkaff
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US port fee proposals to have little effect on China amid healthy bulk ship orders
China's shipbuilding sector remains strong despite proposed US tariffs, leading the industry for the 15th consecutive year in 2024 with 55.7% of global completions and 74.1% of new orders. Chinese shipyards benefit from low labor costs, efficient supply chains and competitive steel prices, offering vessels at significantly lower costs than US equivalents. High demand for materials and next-gen vessels further reinforces China's dominance in global shipbuilding.
April 30, 2025
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By Zihuan Pan, Jessica Long
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Rare earths supply chains: Challenges, opportunities and a path forward | Fast Forward
Explore how rare earths power innovation, China's dominance and efforts to build a resilient global supply chain
April 29, 2025
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US-Europe fault lines widen over critical raw materials at IEA energy security summit
The US warned of Chinese dominance in the rare earths market, while the UK and EU pushed for a coordinated approach to decarbonization and electrification at the UK-hosted International Energy Agency (IEA) Summit on the Future of Energy Security in London on Thursday April 24.
April 28, 2025
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By Julienne Raboca
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Floodgates may open for seabed mining | Hotter Commodities
The recent US executive order intended to fast-track seabed mining projects has thrown a spotlight on a sector that faces a storm of challenges, including from its stakeholders.
April 28, 2025
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By Andrea Hotter
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Market split over likely impact of diverted Canadian aluminium on European premiums
How much Canadian aluminium is being diverted from the US to Europe, when will it arrive and what impact will it have on premiums? The market appears to be split, but that could all change at the end of June, sources told Fastmarkets in the week to Thursday April 17.
April 23, 2025
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By Sayaka Kurata
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