Here are five Fastmarkets MB stories you might have missed on Monday April 15 that are worth another look.

Chinese steel mills have agreed with Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton to set lump-over-fines premiums at $0.101-0.106 per dry tonne unit for the third quarter, little changed from the previous quarter.

Global steel producer Tata Steel has launched its second test campaign at its iron-making project in the Netherlands, the company said on Thursday October 4.

EMED Mining ceo and company founder Harry Anagnostaras-Adams has resigned, effective immediately, the company said on Thursday September 19.

The change in the predominant iron ore pricing mechanism — moving away from the annual benchmark system to a quarterly, index-linked methodology — was always bound to cause a stir

Allegations of corruption involving mining contracts have catapulted Guinea, an impoverished but mineral-rich West African nation, into the headlines.

Last month’s sale of a majority stake in Alcan Engineered Products to investment group Apollo means that, for the first time, three of the world’s largest rolled products producers are now detached from upstream production

To say that the shift away from annual benchmark pricing in iron ore has caused some confusion would be something of an understatement.

The Asian agriculture giant bought 2.7 million tonnes of Brazilian soybeans last month

The government of Canada has announced measures to prevent the transshipment of aluminium into the United States, building on commitments made when the US removed its Section 232 import tariffs in May.