SHFE Tin Ended Up RMB 300/mt (Jul. 3, 2015)

India’s stainless steel sector is grappling with a significant imbalance between domestic capacity and the surging demand for high-quality materials. Despite robust growth in infrastructure and construction, local production struggles to keep pace, while low-priced imports continue to hinder the full utilization of domestic facilities. To address these gaps, industry players are focusing on strengthening local scrap recycling systems and enhancing technical capabilities to meet international standards. Balancing domestic output with consumption remains a critical priority for the long-term stability of India's stainless steel value chain.

The following table shows the ferrous and nonferrous metals movement on the SHFE and DCE on 24 Mar , 2026

Faced with a severe energy supply crunch and skyrocketing prices triggered by the Middle East conflict, the Philippine Department of Energy has authorized the temporary use of "dirtier" Euro-II petroleum products, which contain ten times more sulfur than the current Euro-IV standard, specifically for older vehicles, industrial plants, and the shipping sector. This emergency measure follows diesel prices breaching 100 pesos per liter for the first time, a crisis exacerbated by the country's limited refining capacity and the 1998 Oil Deregulation Law. As the region grapples with the obstruction of the Strait of Hormuz, the Philippines joins neighbors like Vietnam and Thailand in pivoting back to high-emission fuels and coal to ensure domestic energy security amidst the global turmoil.