Aluminum imports: FTZ vs bonded warehouse - What you need to know
With new tariffs hitting hard, FTZs could be the pressure valve for downstream buyers who know how to play the game.
With new tariffs hitting hard, FTZs could be the pressure valve for downstream buyers who know how to play the game.
It is a clear sign that risk has re-entered the conversation, and buyers are already having to adjust. Again.
Just when we thought we’d get a breather from tariffs news, President Trump has announced his intention to double tariffs on aluminum imports to 50% effective June 4th.
We are no closer to breaking the bottleneck of stranded generation seeking connection to the grid.
A federal trade court found that Trump’s use of the International Emergency Economic Power Act (IEEPA) to justify tariffs early April and dubbed the “Liberation Day” tariffs was unconstitutional.
Capral may not have announced it yet – but I’m betting they’ll be hanging their name on this Tennessee project before long.
While spreads in the 66-67% range offer relief from the 82-83% squeeze seen earlier this year, they’re resting on a delicate equilibrium.
West Coast congestion returns as tariff chaos fuels container surge.
Terminal markets firmed up amid new smelting announcements, tightening bauxite expectations, and jittery macro signals.
Real Alloy’s Morgantown plant voted to join Teamsters Local 89. Time will tell whether this will prove unsettling to this operation, given the Teamster's history with the company.