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Asian steel markets have long been at the centre of the global steel industry. The focus within the region has shifted however, and another transition is now underway. China is facing peak steel as it reforms away from an investment-led economy. Japan is restructuring itself for weaker domestic demand. Southeast …

Following weak demand in early 2020, international scrap markets and other steel raw materials have recorded steep and often volatile price growth through Q4 2020 and into early 2021. Scrap markets could tighten further with the return of China to the international market. Meanwhile resource security seems to be sparking …

The Kallanish Europe Steel Markets 2020 Virtual Conference started on the 9th of December 2020, and we are now in day 2 of the conference. We're looking forward to a great event and can't wait to welcome you.  To access the event you will have received instructions on email on …

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Kallanish will be hosting it's first networking night of 2020 on the 6th of February from 18:00-21:00 at the Counting House in central London.  Come to network with your industry peers, catch up with old friends, find out the latest update in the markets and more.  This event is free to …