LME to launch new ferrous futures initiatives to boost screen trading liquidity
The London Metal Exchange is to launch a number of new initiatives to boost the screen liquidity of its cash-settled ferrous futures contracts, it announced during the LME Focus Day event on Oct. 27. |
Vietnam imports less steel in first 10 months
Vietnam spent nearly 10.3 billion U.S. dollars importing roughly 9.8 million tons of steel and iron in the first 10 months of this year. |
China Energy purchase category hits new high
The company, also known as China Energy, has signed with 40 companies from 18 countries and regions for contracts worth $2.5 billion (17.9 billion yuan) during the fifth CIIE. |
The main projects of Brazil's Vale
Although Brazilian miner Vale is focusing on cost control in response to the global economic slowdown, it also advances key projects. |
Steelmaker Ternium reports 80% drop in earnings
Steelmaker Ternium, controlled by Italian-Argentine group Techint, saw its Q3 net income fall by more than 80% year-on-year to US$220mn. |
China's hydrogen energy sector advances amid green transformation
By 2025, the country will have about 50,000 hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles and its annual hydrogen production from renewable energy will reach 100,000 to 200,000 tons. |
High-quality growth sought in reform of central SOEs
The official said that the government will encourage central SOEs to conduct strategic cooperation in various ways. |
Raw material consumption not included in energy controls
Energy consumption used as raw materials rather than fuel and power will not be included in total energy consumption control. |
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