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At Fastmarkets 40th international ferro-alloys conference in Istanbul, #ferroalloys analyst Emre Uzun said that price pressures for #ManganeseAlloy are set to ease due to improvements in steel production in 2025. Uzun predicted that manganese alloys prices will be slightly supported in 2025 with the recovery of steel production and improving sentiment since high stocks and lower prices have already led to some production cuts from manganese ore miners, which may help stabilize prices. Read the full article here: https://fmrkts.com/4eAYIot #FastmarketsMetals #greensteel #decarbonization

At Fastmarkets 40th international ferro-alloys conference in Istanbul, #ferroalloys analyst Emre Uzun said that price pressures for #ManganeseAlloy are set to ease due to improvements in steel production in 2025. Uzun predicted that manganese alloys prices will be slightly supported in 2025 with the recovery of steel production and improving sentiment since high stocks and lower prices have already led to some production cuts from manganese ore miners, which may help stabilize prices. Read the full article here: https://fmrkts.com/4i0i2OM #FastmarketsMetals #greensteel #decarbonization

At Fastmarkets 40th international ferro-alloys conference in Istanbul, #ferroalloys analyst Emre Uzun said that price pressures for #ManganeseAlloy are set to ease due to improvements in steel production in 2025. Uzun predicted that manganese alloys prices will be slightly supported in 2025 with the recovery of steel production and improving sentiment since high stocks and lower prices have already led to some production cuts from manganese ore miners, which may help stabilize prices. Read the full article here: https://fmrkts.com/3Zz8m5w #FastmarketsMetals #greensteel #decarbonization

Whether you're focused on paper or physical markets, this event will provide critical insights and connections to help you navigate the complexities of today's metal markets and make informed decisions. Join us during LME Week to delve into the latest developments in the ferrous, base, and battery metals markets. #metals #LME #commodities

?? Top 7 Stories in Base Metals: Key Market Updates ???? ??? By Metal Intelligence Center, EklipX Research Contributors Stay ahead with the latest insights on the base metal markets. This update covers the top 7 stories, including slight improvements in Japan & Australia’s Flash PMIs, the Fed’s track for a September rate cut, and China’s zinc smelters considering output cuts. ???? ?? Read the full article to get the big picture (macro), detailed (micro), and key base metal news before you start your day. ?? Learn More: https://lnkd.in/deGbEHCB #EklipXResearch #BaseMetals #MarketNews #Japan #Australia #FedRates #China #MetalIntelligenceCenter #MarketTrends

At the 40th international ferro-alloys conference organized by Fastmarkets in Istanbul, #ferroalloys analyst Emre Uzun indicated that we can expect price relief for #ManganeseAlloy driven by anticipated growth in steel production in 2025. Uzun shared his views that prices for manganese alloys may see slight support in 2025 due to recovering steel output and enhanced market outlook. The recent high inventory levels and declining prices have prompted some cuts in production from manganese ore miners, which could contribute to price stabilization. Read the full article here: https://fmrkts.com/3VbCaUq #FastmarketsMetals #greensteel #decarbonization #ferroalloys

Industrial Metals Slump as Sentiment on China Demand Worsens Bloomberg News Industrial metals from copper to iron ore slumped on investor doubts that China’s latest moves to shore up the property market will do enough to boost construction activity. Iron ore futures fell more than 5% to trade below $100 a ton in Singapore, while tin, zinc and nickel paced declines for non-ferrous metals on the London Metal Exchange. China will expand a program to support the completion of unfinished housing projects to 4 trillion yuan ($562 billion), Housing Minister Ni Hong said at a briefing on Thursday. That nearly doubles the scale of spending as Beijing bids to ease the real estate crisis, but investors had been hoping for more. “The property policies are focused on resolving the backlog of housing inventory, which doesn’t really help much with steel demand in the short term,” said Zhou Minbo, an analyst with GF Futures Co. Iron ore had rallied from a two-year low below $90 in late-September to above $110. But prices have faded as a series of government briefings on economic policy fell short of expectations. China’s economy is still under pressure, with its third-quarter growth likely to be at its weakest pace in six quarters, according to a Bloomberg survey. Investors are placing too much expectation on government announcements of stimulus, said Han Jing, an analyst with SDIC Essence Futures Co. There has been a clear shift in policies, but the scale and the pace will become clear more gradually, he said. Iron ore is down by more than a quarter this year, and pressure isn’t coming just from weaker Chinese demand. Relatively strong supply has been underscored by quarterly output tallies from the big three miners this week, with Brazil’s Vale SA pushing its production to the highest since 2018. Iron ore futures were trading down 4% at $100.60 a ton as of 12:36 p.m. London time. Copper was 0.5% lower at $9,514 a ton on the LME, having earlier hit a three-week low of $9,435.50 a ton. Tin fell 2.4%, while nickel and zinc were more than 1% lower. Mark Burton #metals #china #copper #steel #ironore #mining #commodities #markets #trade #economy #coal

Copper - Supply Demand Curve Finally the market and commentators have done the math(s), put 2 + 2 together and realised that predicted #Copper supply cannot possibly satisfy predicted demand. China as a consumer of 50% of ther Red Metal needs to manufacture and trade with the world, that is its strength and will overcome all obstacles to reignite its economic powertrain. Meanwhile the global shift to increased electrification is unstoppable, though may stutter at times. Higher #Copper prices mean increased successful exploration is viable and incentivised while in time relieving the climbing cost of copper to industry, though lack of foresight and short term thinking has lead to this perfect storm. #electrification #exploration #copper #netzero #investment #china #mining #edenam