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Investment in British Steel: Jingye demands full compensation
Jingye Group demands compensation from the UK government after British Steel's nationalization, claiming substantial investments were ignored and promising to defend its legal rights. Their investment since 2020 revitalized the struggling steelmaker, enhancing its profitability and local job growth. >>
Copper Powder market
Rising Demand and Technological Advancements Fuel Copper Powder Market Growth to $1.26B by 2035
Copper Powder Market projected to grow from $829.09M in 2025 to $1.26B by 2035, driven by technological advancements and rising demand in industries like electronics and automotive. >>
Indian steel producers holding certificates for green steel production in a manufacturing plant.
India's Green Steel Demand Outpaces Supply: A Growing Challenge
The Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW) reports that India's demand for green steel is growing faster than its supply. The CEEW analysis suggests the key challenge is stimulating sufficient demand through public and private procurement, with 90 steel producers already rated under India's green steel taxonomy. The report also highlights the complementary roles of India's Green Steel Taxonomy and the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme in promoting decarbonization. >>
Goldman Sachs raises LME aluminum price forecast to $3,450/ton for 2026 Q1 due to Iran attacks on EGA and Alba, causing supply shortage and market volatility.
Goldman Sachs Raises Aluminium Price Forecast After EGA-Alba Damages Spark Market Shock
Iran's attacks on Gulf aluminum smelters have disrupted the market, prompting Goldman Sachs to raise aluminum price forecasts due to a supply crisis and increased market volatility. >>
British Steel CEO Allan Bell discussing a £70-million agreement for harbor renovation projects in Nigeria, marking a significant export milestone.
British Steel Signs Record Deal for Nigerian Port Redevelopment
British Steel secures a major deal for Nigerian port redevelopment, marking a record-breaking UK export order. The initiative aims to enhance Nigeria's port infrastructure and trade capacity, showcasing a strong partnership between British Steel and the UK Government. >>
Decrease in Turkey's billet imports in January 2022: 14.1% month-on-month and 17.6% year-on-year. Alt text: Graph showing Turkey's billet imports decline in January 2022.
Turkey Sees Decrease in Billet Imports by 17.6% in January 2026
Turkey's billet imports decreased by 17.6% in January 2026. China's exports to Turkey dropped by 37.6%, while Ukraine and Russia saw increases in their shipments to Turkey. Malaysia experienced a significant decline in billet imports to Turkey. >>
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