Metallurgy news

• China bans import of 16 more sources of scrap metal A posting on the website of the Ministry of Ecology and the Environment identified the following 16 categories of waste that will be banned from imports at the end of 2019. This list includes, among others, scrap stainless steel, titanium, zinc and magnesium. The Chinese Ministry has announced a... 21.04.2018  09:59

• Russia wants to receive compensation from the United States for duties on steel and aluminum Russia has asked the World Trade Organization (WTO) to recover damages caused by the US import duties imposed by the administration of President Donald Trump on steel and aluminum. WTO members may not comply with certain WTO rules if they prove that they impose tariffs only to ensure national... 21.04.2018  09:46

• Poland's fight against carbon dioxide emissions threatens thousands of jobs Poland's energy-intensive industries, which include metallurgy, are expected to move companies to other regions of the world in the coming years, where no one cares about the fight against carbon dioxide emissions. Electricity prices in Poland are higher than those of its neighbors, which leads... 18.04.2018  09:55

• Nippon Steel Decides to Install New Continuous Galvanizing Line at Kimitsu Plants Nippon Steel and Sumitomo Metal Corporation (NSSMC) announced their decision to install a new electroplating line at their steel plant in Kimitsu, Japan. The installation of the new continuous hot-dip galvanizing line is expected to help increase the production of ultra-high strength steel sheets.... 18.04.2018  09:29

• Global demand for rolled steel continues its broad recovery The World Steel Association (worldsteel) published its survey for the past period in 2018. Global steel demand will reach 1,616.1 million tonnes in 2018, up 1.8% from 2017. In 2019, global steel demand is projected to grow by 0.7% to 1.626.7 million tonnes. Steel demand depends on a favorable... 18.04.2018  09:14

• EU appeals to the WTO for damages from the US for duties on steel and aluminum The European Union is seeking losses from the United States on import duties on steel and aluminum, despite Washington's claims that the tariffs are not in conflict with World Trade Organization (WTO) rules, according to a WTO complaint released on Monday. Following China's example, the EU has... 17.04.2018  09:30

• ThyssenKrupp and Tata Steel approach merger In this half of the year, the Supervisory Board of ThyssenKruppa may decide on a possible merger of the steel assets of the concern and the European part of Tata Steel. This would create a European market leader for flat products. The new metallurgical company, formed from the merger of the... 16.04.2018  14:09

• ArcelorMittal Announces List of Companies for Sale in Case of ILVA Purchase ArcelorMittal has announced a list of factories it will dispose of in order to obtain European Commission approval for the purchase of the Ilva plant. It covers several factories throughout Europe. The EU decision is expected by May 23 this year. ArcelorMittal has stipulated that any provisions... 16.04.2018  09:22

• How will the EU pay the US for the absence of duties on steel and aluminum? Brussels continues negotiations with Washington on the introduction of additional fees for steel and aluminum in the European Union. EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstroy has just said that she is still unsure of what the United States wants in exchange for excluding the Community. US... 13.04.2018  12:42

• Russia discusses retaliatory sanctions against the United States A bill on sanctions against the United States in response to sanctions imposed by Washington was introduced to the State Duma, the lower house of the Russian parliament. The project grants the Russian government the right to take steps towards the United States of a political and economic... 13.04.2018  12:27