More in Russian

Dear Sirs !

Thank you for the attention to Ukrainian Metal

Ukrainian Metal

Ukrainian Metal

Ukrainian Metal is the informational portal. We don’t sell nor buy metal, we just provide information for those who do.
If you want to buy or sell mining-metal products (steel, rolling, stainless, scrap, raw material, ore, iron, pipe, tube, BOF, metallurgy, metal, ferroalloy, alloy, channel, beam, section, coil, wire rod, sheet, plate, slab, bloom, l-section, h-beam, silicium, manganese, chrom, ferrous, non-ferrous, copper, alumina, aluminium, nikel, tungsten, cast, ) in Ukraine, place your offer here – https://metalukraine.com/trade-board. It is FREE.

READ US WHERE IT’S CONVENIENT FOR YOU

TELEGRAM

Ukrainian Metal – https://t.me/ukrsteel

Business World Ukraine – https://t.me/bwaukraine

Х (TWITTER)

Ukrainian Metal – https://twitter.com/MetalUkrainian

OUR SITES

Ukrainian Metal – https://metalukraine.com/

Business World Ukraine – https://smiraponitke.com/

LINKEDIN

Ukrainian Metal – https://www.linkedin.com/company/19144986/

(mailing list – https://www.linkedin.com/build-relation/newsletter-follow?entityUrn=6984766393938292736)

Business World Magazine – https://www.linkedin.com/company/19147166/

(mailing list – https://www.linkedin.com/build-relation/newsletter-follow?entityUrn=6984766393938292736)

META (FACEBOOK)

Business World Magazine (site) – https://www.facebook.com/smiraponitke/

Business World Magazine (group) – https://www.facebook.com/groups/114122155945099

Ukrainian Metal (site) – https://www.facebook.com/metalukr/

Ukrainian Metal (group) – https://www.facebook.com/groups/350083612105329

LIVE FUTURES REPORT 06/09: LME nickel price consolidates lower following fresh inflow; copper holds above $5,800/t

The three-month nickel price on the London Metal Exchange was lower during morning trading on Friday September 6, with upward momentum tempered by a fresh inflow of some 1,100 tonnes, while copper futures continued to find support above the $5,800-per-tonne support level. Recently trading at around $17,405 per tonne, nickel futures remain in a downtrend…

Details

US secondary aluminium alloy prices, Nasaac sink

Secondary aluminium alloy prices fell across the board on Thursday September 5 due to diminishing demand in the United States, with the London Metal Exchange’s North American special aluminium alloy contract (Nasaac) also tumbling to a more than 10-year low. Fastmarkets’ assessment for aluminium alloy A380.1, delivered Midwest, was at 63-67 cents per lb on September…

Details