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The head of the German Finance Ministry spoke out against the confiscation of personal assets of Russians in favor of UkraineGerman Finance Minister Christian Lindner told the Financial Times that he does not approve of the idea of confiscating the personal assets of Russians to finance the restoration of Ukraine at their expense. “Lindner said he was opposed to the confiscation of the personal assets of Russian…
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GAZ Foundry started mass productionAt the site of the Gorky Automobile Plant, serial production of products from the new foundry of the GAZ Group began. The Nizhny Novgorod foundry is the most modern site in Russia for the production of iron castings for engines and allows us to meet the needs of domestic engineering and other…
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EU plans to invest 300 billion euros to reduce dependence on Russian energyThe European Commission has published an investment plan totaling about 300 billion euros, hoping to reduce dependence on Russian fossil fuels through various initiatives over the next few years and seize the opportunity to accelerate the transition to clean energy. Currently, the EU imports about…
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Gold held at the Bank of England is trading at an unusually low priceBank of England gold is trading at a rare discount, a sign that central banks could lose some of their holdings. The Bank of England vaults hold 5,676 tons of bullion, one of the largest holdings in the world, which it holds on behalf of other central and commercial banks. Gold held by central…
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Turkish steel production downAccording to the Turkish Iron and Steel Producers Association (TCUD), Turkey's steel production in March this year was 3.3 million tons, down almost 3% from the same month last year. The volume of production for the first three months amounted to 9.4 million tons, which is 4.7% less than a year…
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Steel exports from India to remain high in the coming monthsIndia's steel exports will remain strong in the coming months as higher prices and regional demand force steel companies to export some of their output, according to Moody's Investors Service. In its report "Steel - Asia-Pacific: Higher Raw Material Costs Diminish Steel Price Benefit Amid Ukraine…
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Japanese Kobe Steel plans to sell 1 million tons of low-carbon steel in 2030Japan's third-largest steelmaker, Kobe Steel Ltd, plans to sell one million tons of low-carbon steel per year in 2030 in line with the global push for decarbonization, its president said Thursday. Reducing carbon emissions from steel production, which accounts for about 7-9 percent of global CO2…
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Another year of zinc deficiency expectedAccording to the International Lead and Zinc Research Group (ILZSG), the global refined zinc market is expected to face a supply shortfall of 292,000 tonnes this year. This will be the second straight year of shortages after global production fell short of demand by 193,000 tons in 2021. For the…
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Emissions from the steel industry will be reduced by 30% by 2050By 2050, carbon emissions from the steel industry are expected to drop by 30% from 2021 levels, according to a new report from Wood Mackenzie, a division of Verisk (Nasdaq:VRSK). The steel industry is a challenging industry for decarburization. However, evolving green steel targets are changing the…
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The war in Ukraine will cost Duferco $ 20-25 millionBruno Bolfo, president of the holding company that controls steelmaker Duferco, says the war in Ukraine will have a significant impact on the steel business. The executive notes that Duferco is reorganizing, taking into account that business with Russia is no longer possible, and supplies from…
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