Product

January 4, 2013
Chinese Trade Data for November
Written by John Packard

Product

January 4, 2013
Written by John Packard

GrafTech International reported a wider net loss in the first quarter. However, it expects demand for graphite electrodes to "improve modestly" in the rest of 2026.
Domestic sheet market participants found business conditions remarkably consistent this week.
The price gap between US hot-rolled coil (HR) and landed offshore product tightened this week. The dynamic continues even as stateside and import prices diverged a bit vs. the prior week.
Drilling activity increased in the US this week but declined in Canada, per Baker Hughes.
Long products from Algeria are facing the wrath of the US legal system.