Prices in the European high-carbon and low-carbon ferro-markets increased in in the week ended Friday May 29.
In high-carbon trading, industry sources reported deals agreed for more than 1,000 tonnes of alloy that raised the upper end of the price assessment. And deals for about 350 tonnes of more refined-grade material were reported, which had the same effect on the price range in that market."The EU market continues to strengthen [after lockdown periods because of stimulus measures] and people are getting back to work. [We have] seen more liquidity and confidence [because of] this...