GROUNDBREAKING FOR DANIELI HYBRID MIDA MINIMILL PROJECT AT PACIFIC STEEL GROUP
The trade war between the U.S. and China that’s clouded the global growth outlook will have a lasting negative effect on aluminum demand, Norsk Hydro ASA Chief Executive Officer Hilde Merete Aasheim said.
News ID: 5671 Publish Date : 2019/08/01
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AUCTION SJSCO D140306
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Indonesian nickel smelter group asks for royalty hike delay until prices rise
China’s aluminum makers say tariffs won’t deter overseas growth
Gold starts coming back to Switzerland from US after exclusion from Trump’s tariffs
Ontario promises to cut red tape for critical mining projects
LME approves its first four warehouses in Hong Kong