Natalia Capra
Natalia is a European market reporter at Kallanish. She looks after pricing analysis for all carbon and stainless steel products, pig iron and scrap for Western European markets, with a particular focus on France and Italy. She has over ten years of experience in mainstream, financial and business journalism and spent three years at Steel Business Briefing covering the Italian, South African and North African steel and raw material markets. Natalia speaks English, Italian and French.
7Dec
Italian wire rod prices are increasing by €30/tonne ($32) on costlier raw materials and increased production …
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7Dec
Metinvest and equipment maker Danieli aim to commission Metinvest’s prospective hot strip mill in Piombino, Tuscany …
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6Dec
Sentiment among French construction companies deteriorated in November. The firms surveyed by l’Institut National de la …
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6Dec
Italian scrap prices have continued to rise this week. This is due to stock management for …
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6Dec
Italian pig iron offer prices are increasing. Demand is at good levels but no deals have …
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5Dec
Italian rebar producers are pushing up values again by €50/tonne ($54) on-month following a first round …
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5Dec
French, German and Benelux scrap prices are seen increasing more than initially thought, by €20/tonne ($21), …
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4Dec
Italian hot rolled coil transaction prices continue to hike, while producers are pushing asking prices up …
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4Dec
Italian steelmaker Acciaierie d’Italia (ADI), a joint venture between state-owned Invitalia and ArcelorMittal, is idling blast …
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1Dec
The Italian plate market has reached stable prices. Demand has become more quiet after the increasing …
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Anonymous
Very good overview of the weekly steel market.
Anonymous