Issue 35, 2023 - This week's editorial: Coking coal markets could 'break' in the near future
A looming global shortage of coking coal supply is being exacerbated by problems with investing in new mining capacity. If supply does not pick up, coking coal markets could “break”, according to Mark Bolton, …

Russian steelmaker Severstal plans to return to steel production volumes seen in 2021, before the Russian invasion of Ukraine and resulting sanctions against Moscow.

The company’s goal is to produce 11.5 million tonnes by the end of this year, Severstal head of investor relations Nikita Klimantov said during a Tinkoff …

Brazil's Vale says it has started loading tests at its first iron ore briquette plant in Brazil. This is the last stage before production begins at the Tubarão unit.

"This is a historic moment for the steel industry," Vale's executive chief Eduardo Bartolomeo comments. "After several years of development in …

Three fresh bookings were heard in the Turkish scrap market on Friday, confirming that the market remained firm last week despite uncertainty growing. The new orders follow recent bookings for HMS 1&2 80:20 at $369/t cfr from the EU and at $374/t cfr from the US. A Marmara mill bought …