IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: 5 key stories from June 23

Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Tuesday June 23 that are worth another look.

A recent resurgence of Covid-19 infections in Beijing led to some jitters in China's steel sector in the initial stages of the outbreak, but market participants do not expect this second wave to leave much of an impact on the industry.
The aluminium duty-paid market in Europe is set to come under increasing pressure due to fears of excess stock arriving from Canada and a weak Japanese market.
ArcelorMittal has increased its offers for hot-rolled coil in Northern Europe to ?,?440 per tonne ex-works, market sources told Fastmarkets on June 23.
Hong Kong's Noble Group notched a $206 million loss in the first quarter of 2020, with the company citing the breaking of supply chains due to the Covid-19 outbreak as the key reason for the slump, the trading group announced on June 23.
Sellers of steel billet from the Commonwealth of Independent States could be forced to sell more of their material outside of Asia and at lower prices, if demand in that region does not recover, sources have told Fastmarkets.

Market sees gold sector nearing full value overall after target upgrades

Gold stocks gain even as metal pulls back

Gold stocks rocket to new highs, valuations no longer inexpensive

Tariff issue caused by potential definition change of traded gold bars

US BLS head removed after revisions to employment data