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Alcoa Inc. is working to restore normal operations at its ABI smelter in Becancour, Quebec, in an effort to end the flow of off-grade aluminum from the plant.
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Unusually strong titanium shipment figures from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) underline the strength of this year’s turnaround in demand as the production of upstream material suggests continuing strength.
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Allegheny Technologies Inc. (ATI) is looking to start qualification procedures for rotor-grade titanium sponge in 2011.
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Unusually strong titanium shipment figures from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) underline the strength of this year’s turnaround in demand as the production of upstream material suggests continuing strength.
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The London Metal Exchange’s lending guidance is robust enough to prevent dominant positions from disrupting the market, Martin Abbott, LME’s chief executive officer, said Wednesday at an American Tin Trade Association dinner.
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Assets held in commodity exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and exchange-traded notes (ETNs) grew to $93.45 billion last month, up nearly 4 percent from September and 41 percent from a year earlier, according to National Stock Exchange data.
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The London Metal Exchange’s lending guidance is robust enough to prevent dominant positions from disrupting the market, Martin Abbott, LME’s chief executive officer, said Wednesday at an American Tin Trade Association dinner.
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A strike at Chile’s Collahuasi copper mine is looming after union representatives rejected the latest contract offer.
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Breakwater Resources Ltd. is working toward reopening its Langlois copper-zinc mine in Quebec in the first quarter of 2012, the company said as it reported a tripling in third-quarter net income.
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China’s ferrosilicon market remained bullish this week, with prices hitting a two-year high of 9,000 yuan ($1,351) per tonne on continuing supply concerns.
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Aluminum shipments by U.S. and Canadian producers dipped slightly in September after a stronger-than-anticipated August, with total shipments falling 0.3 percent to 1.63 million pounds.
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Alcoa Inc. is working to restore normal operations at its ABI smelter in Becancour, Quebec, in an effort stymie the flow of off-grade aluminum from the plant.
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A strike at Chile’s Collahuasi copper mine is looming after union representatives rejected the latest contract offer.
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Conflict mineral regulation included in the Dodd-Frank Act could have repercussions for the secondary tin market, according to London Metal Exchange chief executive Martin Abbott.
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Aluminum shipments by U.S. and Canadian producers dipped slightly in September after a stronger than anticipated August, with total shipments falling 0.3 percent to 1.63 million pounds.
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Conflict mineral regulation included in the Dodd-Frank Act could have repercussions for the secondary tin market, according to London Metal Exchange chief executive Martin Abbott.
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Breakwater Resources Ltd. is working toward reopening its Langlois copper-zinc mine in Quebec in the first quarter of 2012, the company said as it reported a tripling in third-quarter net income.
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Assets held in commodity exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and exchange-traded notes (ETNs) grew to $93.45 billion last month, up nearly 4 percent from September and 41 percent from a year earlier, according to National Stock Exchange data.
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Despite declines in average selling prices, Titanium Metals Corp. (Timet) posted third-quarter earnings nearly 20 times higher than a year earlier on sales that rose 15.9 percent thanks to commercial aircraft demand that helped spur shipments of both melted and mill products.
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Despite declines in average selling prices, Titanium Metals Corp. (Timet) posted third-quarter earnings nearly 20 times higher than a year earlier on sales that rose 15.9 percent thanks to commercial aircraft demand that helped spur shipments of both melted and mill products.
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Tin prices could hit $30,000 per tonne by year-end and climb to between $35,000 and $40,000 in 2011, according to Fred Demler, head of commodities at MF Global Holdings Ltd.
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Administrative and warehousing fees could deter retail investors from buying into physically backed exchange-traded funds (ETFs), market participants warned as they cast doubts on the funds’ abilities to offer low cost exposure to the red metal.
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Tin prices could hit $30,000 per tonne by year-end and climb to between $35,000 and $40,000 in 2011, according to Fred Demler, head of commodities at MF Global Holdings Ltd.
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RTI International Metals Inc. has raised its 2010 titanium shipment forecast by more than 10 percent even as the Pittsburgh-based producer reported a wider loss in the third quarter, due in large part to tax issues.