The United Kingdom’s unwrought tin alloys market is on the rise, projected to skyrocket to 2.2K tons and $64 million by 2035, according to IndexBox. This remarkable surge is driven by soaring demand from the thriving electronics and manufacturing sectors
The United Kingdom’s hot-rolled free-cutting steel market is on an exciting upward trajectory, projected to hit 136,000 tons, according to IndexBox. This steady growth is driven by strong and ongoing demand from major manufacturing sectors
The United Kingdom’s roasted molybdenum market is set for exciting growth, with a projected 3% CAGR in value. This promising rise is driven by soaring demand from steel production and a wide range of industrial applications, according to IndexBox
Copper prices have surged past $14,500 a ton, fueled by China’s explosive demand for metals that is sparking a dynamic market rally. This dramatic climb highlights the surge in industrial activity and reinforces copper’s crucial role in global supply chains
Glencore is breathing new life into the Alumbrera copper mine in Argentina, ramping up production to satisfy soaring global demand. This bold move signals a renewed surge of optimism for the region’s mining industry
Copper prices eased off their record highs as a colder winter in China, the world’s largest consumer, dampened demand. A slowdown in industrial activity fueled concerns over sustained metal consumption, sending shockwaves through global markets
Copper shortages are intensifying the pressure on China’s smelters as this year’s fee negotiations heat up. With soaring demand clashing against limited supply, Bloomberg uncovers how these challenging market conditions are making pricing and contract talks more complex than ever
The United Kingdom’s market for copper bars, wire, and plates is poised for steady growth, with a projected 1.2% CAGR driven by robust demand from the booming construction and manufacturing industries, according to IndexBox’s latest forecast report
Exclusive: Sources revealed to Reuters that China has quietly secured its rare earth export quotas for 2025, signaling tighter controls as global supply concerns grow and trade tensions persist. The precise figures, however, are still being kept under wraps
