MM Markets Interview – Bloomberg – Trump’s Copper Tariffs Set to Include Products for Power Grids, Data Centers
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-07-10/trump-s-50-copper-import-tariffs-to-include-semi-finished-goods?embedded-checkout=true
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-07-10/trump-s-50-copper-import-tariffs-to-include-semi-finished-goods?embedded-checkout=true
Following President Trump’s announcement yesterday of upcoming tariffs on copper imports, a 50% rate now appears probable. While details on
The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) will likely have significant implications for US trade, particularly for U.S. exporters in
On 21 May 2027 a new EU export ban will come into force. Exports of non-hazardous waste (including scrap metal)
Import tariffs on primary metal, and semi-finished products, tend to have a mixed impact on scrap markets — and the
Metal scrap, once considered waste or a by-product, is rapidly becoming a politically and economically sensitive issue. As the energy
The global metals industry is closely monitoring tariff changes in the US, and monitoring reciprocal tariff changes from impacted geographies.
Exports are not without cost — they involve long-haul shipping, export paperwork, and potential communication barriers. Raw materials and finished goods
Following output at the World Aluminium Summit in London, herewith a videocast sharing some of our knowledge on the scrap/recycling
MM Markets (https://mm-markets.com/) will be speaking at the CRU World Aluminium Summit in London. Among other topics our focus will