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Are there any silver linings in the leaden gloom?
In this live Q&A webinar covering lead, CRU will review another year of turmoil in 2022 and share market insight on what might lie ahead in 2023.

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Aluminium lessons from 2022 and what it means for the future
This webinar will provide an opportunity to quiz member of CRU’s aluminium team from across the globe. In this final webinar of the year, we will take the opportunity to reflect on what we have learned during this tumultuous year and critically what this might mean for the future.  As usual, we will also be delighted to take your questions in advance or during the event.

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North American aluminium market weathers inflationary turbulence
This webinar will provide CRU clients a snapshot of key Supply and Demand drivers in North America. As the rest of the world wrestles with the effects of the war in Ukraine, high energy prices and Covid-19 recovery, North America may show signs of weathering inflation and potential for industry growth in the near term.

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Will base metals producer margins be squeezed next year?

Base metal miners and producers are experiencing significant inflation this year. Elevated input prices within the main drivers, including labour, energy, consumables, and chemicals have resulted in higher site costs. Increases in ocean freight rates and TCRCs have also pushed up realisation costs. Yet, despite these inflationary pressures, the average base metal producer has been able to cushion these cost increases through high by-product credits, thanks to the high metal price environment in 2022 H1.

For the rest of the year and into 2023, CRU expects some of these inflationary costs to continue their upwards trend, while metal prices will maintain their downward slide.

If these two main trends keep running their course, could miner’s margins be in danger?

Join us in this webinar to find out how base metals costs are finishing this year and where they are heading to in 2023. CRU’s Costs & Emissions team will delve into the major trends shaping costs performance in the copper, nickel, lead & zinc, and gold industries.

We’ll be covering some the main questions being asked in the industry, including:
• Will miners profit margins get squeezed?
• Is cost inflation set to ease by next year?
• How will marginal producers be affected by the lower metal price expectations?

Base Metals Costs 2022 Q3 Update

Outlook for base metals supply in Asia
In this base metals supply webinar, the team’s analysts in the Asia region discuss the key developments to look out for in the regional copper, zinc, lead and nickel markets as we prepare for Asia Copper Week 2022 in Singapore later this month.

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What did we learn from LME week?
In this webinar we will discuss the key topics and themes from the first LME week that was in full swing for 3 years to share highlights of the event throughout the value chain. As usual, we will also be delighted to take your questions in advance or during the event on all market developments at this time of heightened volatility.

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How to leverage CRU’s Fibre Optic Cable Index
In this live Q&A webinar covering the fibre optic markets, CRU’s experts will provide an update on current sentiment through CRU’s Fibre Optic Index, discuss the latest price trends and provide a preview of CRU’s Market Outlook in the lead up to the World Optical Fibre and Cable Conference held in Milan on the 7-9th of November.

Understanding recent bare fibre price trends

October discussion on carbon steel products in the US market 
Join us for live Q&A as we discuss the current steel market in the USA

Agenda
We will review the latest market data and take questions on what we expect in the near term

Live Q&A webinar: US steel market

Will the energy crisis push the world into recession?

The CRU economics team will discuss the key issues facing the world economy – energy, inflation and China’s Covid-19 policy. We will present our view on the economic outlook and forecasts for 2023 and beyond.

On the agenda:

• World growth
• Energy markets
• Europe
• China

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What is stopping nitrogen prices from surging?
European nitrogen capacity has been throttled due to tight gas supply. Prices have increased, but not to the extent many had anticipated. We investigate why. 

Agenda
• Where are nitrogen prices now?
• What is the current state of European nitrogen production?
• Why have prices not increased to marginal cost levels? 
• What is next for the nitrogen market?

CRU Fertilizer Webinar

Fears of recession replace fears of supply shortages

Value-added product premiums peaked in 2022 H1, following the strong economic recovery that occurred in 2021 after the pandemic-induced demand downturn in 2020. Market conditions started to turn in the first half of 2022 with the ongoing war in Ukraine and sanctions on Russia resulting in surging energy prices, and fears of recession intensifying. The rise in energy prices in Europe came on top of the energy crisis that emerged in late 2021. Global inflation has impacted economic activity and is damaging the previously robust demand growth and VAP premiums.

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Discussion and outlook of the Chinese steel market
Join CRU for our live Q&A as we discuss the Global steel markets

Agenda
We will present our outlook on steel, metallics, and raw materials then take any questions

China's economic stimulus and its impact on China's steel market

CRU’s Stainless Steel, Nickel, Chrome & Molybdenum Market Update and Key LME Talking Points
In this live Q&A webinar covering stainless steel, nickel, chrome and molybdenum, CRU’s expert analysts will provide our latest outlook across the portfolio of commodities, alongside providing a rundown of key talking points and thoughts pre-LME week.

Agenda
• Where next for Chinese stainless steel demand and what can we expect from European producers in Q4?
• What are the implications for material balances across nickel, chrome and molybdenum?
• What are CRU’s expectations for supply response across the raw materials?
• Update on near-term price expectations ahead of LME week

CRU’s Stainless Steel, Nickel, Chrome & Molybdenum Market Update

September discussion on carbon steel products in the US market 
Join us for live Q&A as we discuss the current steel market in the USA

Agenda
We will review the latest market data and take questions on what we expect in the near term

In this live Q&A webinar covering lead, CRU will discuss key takeaways from ELBC in early September and share market insight ahead of LME Week in October.

Post-ELBC takeaways and pre-LME Week thoughts amid global slowdown

Join us for a live Q&A as we discuss copper, lead, and zinc supply

What are the implications for base metals markets?
We will review the latest developments on the supply side of the copper, zinc and lead markets and take questions on what we expect in the near term.

Can we expect high levels of supply disruption in 2023?

Discussion on factors affecting the global carbon steel market outlook 
Join CRU for a live Q&A as we discuss the outlook for carbon steel & metallics.

Agenda
We will review the latest market data and take questions on what we expect in the near term

Live Q&A webinar: Global Steel & Metallics Outlook

Live Q&A webinar: US steel market

Join us for live Q&A as we discuss the current steel market in the USA. We will review the latest market data and take questions on what we expect in the near term.

Discussion on carbon steel products in the US market

Recent escalations in the Australian-China trade war have restricted metcoal exports to China, tightening the coal tar balance and spiking prices. A slow recovery in liquid product demand, namely jet fuel, has limited oil refinery throughput and kept coker unit operating at low UT, inflating green petcoke prices.

Coal and oil markets hamper raw material supply for aluminium carbon products

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