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Aluminum prices continued to slowly edge downward in April and the first week of May, and the growing dominance of Russian material in LME warehouses remains a bearish risk to LME prices

Aluminum prices moved mostly sideways from April to May, but the LME continues to experience difficulties due to questionable past decisions.

MetalMiner investigates the power of correlation analysis and how procurement professionals can use it to maximize results.

U.S. steel prices continue to rise despite market skepticism, flat-rolled steel prices surge with a fifth hike since November, and European steel capacity begins to rise after last year’s declines.

Steel prices in the U.S. continue to rise as producers increase their rates. However, the market in general remains skeptical of the uptrend,

Assessing the prevalence of depression in middle-aged and elderly patients with diabetes and the risk factors of depression in these patients. Read more

For T2DM patients combined with NAFLD, older age, higher SBP, higher ALT, higher GGT, lower LDL, and lower PLT were relevant factors for LF.

U.S. steel prices found a bottom in early December, but many factors are still in play which could drastically affect costs and demand.

After having bottomed out in December, U.S. steel prices are showing strength in early January in what could be a trend reversal

As several commodities plunge toward their break-even point, companies continue to what they can to bolster steel prices.