(WW) – A lack of investment will boost iron ore and coal prices in the long term. The resulting increase in hot metal costs will also raise ferrous scrap prices in the long run, according to a forecast made by steel market analyst Renate Cakule of the British firm Wood Mackenzie. She was speaking at the Bureau of ...
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