Metallurgy news

• Dam collapse in Brazil forces new rules for miners In January, a dam collapsed at the Valais mine in Corrego do Feijo, killing about 300 people. The International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM), a London-based industry group representing 27 major companies, said on Tuesday that it will create an independent expert group responsible for... 27.02.2019  10:56

• Lily bulbs wholesale True gardeners know how to care for flower beds. If you decide to replenish the flower garden with new plants, pay attention to lilies. These flowers will take a special place in the flower garden, will delight with their beauty and tenderness. You can buy lily bulbs in bulk in the online store... 27.02.2019  09:03

• World crude steel production in January World crude steel production in 64 countries that reported to the World Steel Association (worldsteel) in January 2019 amounted to 146.7 million tonnes, up 1.0% on January 2018. Steel production in China in January 2019 amounted to 75.0 million tonnes, an increase of 4.3% compared to January... 27.02.2019  08:58

• Impact of duties on the export of scrap metal in Ukraine The result of two years from October 2016 to September 2018 of the introduction of duties on the export of scrap metal in Ukraine was an increase in revenues to the state budget, that is, the direct economic effect from the export of raw materials amounted to almost UAH 1 billion. Certain... 26.02.2019  09:59

• Steel prices could rise again Steel prices in India may rise for the third time in a month, which is a rare case of volatility in the iron ore market. Since India has become the second largest steel producer in the world, the situation with the upcoming increase in prices for rolled metal products will be projected at the... 26.02.2019  09:46

• UK Steel Welcomes Tariffs During Brexit Transition The UK Steel trade association has welcomed the UK government's approval that 15% anti-dumping steel tariffs will be rescheduled for Brexit. However, the association has called for an agreement to prepare to deal with trade cases. UK Steel CEO Gareth Stays says: “We warmly welcome the g... 26.02.2019  09:38

• USA tariffs on steel and aluminum in Canada may be canceled The tariff cancellation comes amid rumors that Canada may refuse to ratify a new trade deal if tariffs are in effect. The US is likely to remove the steel and aluminum tariffs imposed on Canada. According to David McNaughton, Canada's ambassador to the US, tariffs are likely to be lifted in the... 25.02.2019  10:51

• South Korea to impose anti-dumping duties on stainless steel from Italy and Taiwan The Korea Trade Commission has proposed to introduce anti-dumping duties on stainless steel products from Italy and Taiwan for a period of five years. Citing imports to the detriment of domestic industry, the commission will ask the Ministry of Strategy and Finance to impose duties of 9.47%... 25.02.2019  10:23

• Japanese steel production fell to 10-year low in January Japan's crude steel production declined 9.8% year-on-year to a 10-year low of 8.14 million tonnes in January 2019, reflecting a 3.8% drop from December 2018, according to the latest data released Federation of Metallurgy of Japan. Steel production in Japan last fell to this level in July 2009... 25.02.2019  10:08

• Glencore entered the Black Iron project in Ukraine Black Iron shares are skyrocketing following the signing of a memorandum of understanding with Glencore on an iron ore project in Ukraine. The shares of the Canadian company Black Iron Inc. rose more than 35% on Wednesday following the announcement of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with... 22.02.2019  10:13