Ewa Manthey is a Commodities Strategist who writes for ING and Metals Daily. With a focus on the metals market, Ewa provides analysis, forecasts, and insights into trends and developments in the commodities industry. Her expertise lies in providing valuable information to traders, investors, and industry professionals to help them make informed decisions in the market.
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The complex came under pressure on Friday after the market was left disappointed with the Chinese government’s debt package
By: Egor Fedorov, Ewa Manthey, Coco Zhang
All major aluminium producers have set ambitious net zero decarbonisation targets from 2050 onwards. However, apart from a modest reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the past five years, we haven’t seen much progress to date
By: Ewa Manthey, Egor Fedorov, Gerben Hieminga, Coco Zhang
Choosing the most suitable sustainability pathway is crucial for aluminium producers
Aluminium is key for the energy transition and demand is soaring. But increasing production means higher carbon emissions – a concern for producers and regulators. In this webinar, ING analysts discuss the industry’s current state, decarbonisation pathways, and the progress of major producers in sustainability. Sign up here
The move is likely to increase prices, shift supply chains
By: Ewa Manthey, Warren Patterson
China’s finance ministry announced on Friday that it would end its export tax rebate policy for aluminium
Oil prices increased yesterday due to supply outages and a weaker USD. Meanwhile, despite Gazprom halting supply to OMV, Russian pipeline gas continues to flow into Europe as usual
Brent settled flat yesterday despite rising tension between Russia and Ukraine. Developments related to Iran’s nuclear program likely countered some of the geopolitical risk
Oil prices have been somewhat insulated by the growing tension between Russia and Ukraine. However, natural gas prices have been more sensitive to these developments, while gold, as one would expect, has benefitted from safe-haven demand
Aluminium plays a crucial role in the energy transition, and demand is soaring. However, the metal is highly energy-intensive to produce, and greener production methods are urgently needed. In this podcast, a replay of our live webinar, ING’s Ewa Manthey, Egor Fedorov, and Coco Zhang discuss the ongoing efforts to make the industry more sustainable
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