Metallurgy news

• Trade dispute between Russia and Belarus is getting worse The Belarusian government delegation is making a new attempt in the coming days to negotiate a compromise. Relations between Russia and Belarus are in crisis, again. Superficially, it is about meat, gas, oil, arbitrary border controls, etc., but if you look deeper, these are tests for... 09.02.2017  12:22

• Ukraine moves from heavy industry to light industry The head of the German-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce notes the positive development of economic relations with Ukraine, focusing on the growth of exports from Austria and Germany to Ukraine. Alexander Markus, CEO of the German-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce, speaks of positive developments last... 09.02.2017  11:58

• Why did the shale gas project in Poland fail? At the beginning of the decade, Poland was simply living on hopes for shale gas production. Based on a comparison of geological conditions, American experts have calculated that a trillion cubic meters of shale gas can be produced on the territory of this country, which will provide tens of times... 09.02.2017  11:14

• US steel imports kick off 2017 on a very high note Based on the latest data analysis, the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) reported an increase in applications for permits to import steel into the United States in January this year. Import permits rose 7.6% in tonnage to 2,927,000 tonnes of steel, up from 2,719,000 tonnes recorded last... 09.02.2017  10:52

• Global demand in the scrap metal market continues to fall Recently, international demand in the scrap metal market has been on a downward trend, driven by a decline in demand in the finished steel market. The world's largest consumers of scrap metal, Turkish factories, postpone the purchase of scrap under the influence of the holidays. Asian steel... 08.02.2017  11:49

• Putin ratified the agreement on the construction of the Turkish Stream On Tuesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed an agreement on the construction of the Turkish Stream gas pipeline, which will allow, among other things, to supply gas bypassing Ukraine. The first branch of the pipeline will be ready in 2019. The signature of the Russian President is the... 08.02.2017  11:25

• ThyssenKrupp invests in Hungary More than 6 million springs and stabilizers will be produced by the plant that ThyssenKrupp will build in Hungary. The investment will amount to 35 million euros. Construction of the plant will begin in the spring in Debrecen. A plant with an area of ​​20 thousand square meters. m. assumes the cr... 08.02.2017  11:10

• Interpipe results for 2016 The Ukrainian industrial company Interpipe has summed up production results for the past year. Sales of finished goods decreased by 5% year-on-year to 572 thousand tonnes in 2016. At the same time, sales of pipes decreased by 10%, while sales of wheels increased by 22%. Export shipments accounted... 07.02.2017  10:31

• Trump signs two orders for pipeline projects President of the United States Donald Trump has signed two executive orders to promote the construction of the Dakota and Keystone XL pipelines. However, conservationists in the United States believe that the Dakota program will pollute the environment, and local tribes fear water supply... 07.02.2017  09:52

• Outokumpu Finland announces growth in stainless steel sales in 2016 Outokumpu, a global leader in stainless steel products, sold 2.44 million tonnes of stainless steel products in 2016, increasing sales by 2.6% year-on-year. Out of this volume, cold-rolled steel was 1.73 million tons, hot-rolled strip was 425,000 tons, sheet steel was 100,000 tons, long products... 07.02.2017  09:32