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Globe to Restart Ferrosilicon Output at Siltech
Globe to Restart Ferrosilicon Output at Siltech |
Globe May Switch Capacity if Silicon Prices Rise
Globe Specialty Metals will consider switching ferro-silicon capacity to silicon metal output in 2015 if prices for the latter product continue to improve. |
Nickel Investors Beware, the Pig Iron Shortage Could Be a Myth
The nickel market enjoyed a bull run in the first quarter of this year following the Indonesian government’s hefty export tax on nickel ore exports resulting in a defacto ban. Overnight almost a third of global supply disappeared from the market and although ... |
Goldman Sachs Sees Nickel Price Rally Continuing into 2015
US investment bank Goldman Sachs said the refined nickel market has shifted from a major surplus in 2013 to a much smaller surplus in 2014, according to a research note Thursday, adding that prices are likely to continue to rally into 2015. |
IMOA:Molybdenum Production and Consumption Drop Slightly
Global use of molybdenum in the first quarter of 2014 decreased to 136.1 million lb, down 2% from 138.2 million lb in the previous quarter but 7% higher than the same quarter in 2013, according to figures released by the International Molybdenum Association (I... |
Western Areas Wants Future Customers to Help Develop New Projects
Nickel miner Western Areas has told bidders for its product that it would prefer a customer who can help it develop new mines, as the race for a looming supply contract heats up. |
Nickel Investors Beware, the Pig Iron Shortage Could Be a Myth
The nickel market enjoyed a bull run in the first quarter of this year following the Indonesian government’s hefty export tax on nickel ore exports resulting in a defacto ban. Overnight almost a third of global supply disappeared from the market and although ... |
US denies dumping duties for grain-oriented electrical steel from Japan
The US International Trade Commission voted on Wednesday that the domestic industry was not injured by imports of grain-oriented electrical steel from Japan, Germany and Poland, and as a result, no antidumping orders will be imposed. |
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