Best of all, many of them will actually let fans start downloading/playing the game on Monday night. Like most modern games, from big publishers, Steep will be available for purchase on the PlayStation Network, Steam, Uplay, Xbox Live and a variety of other digital storefronts. There doesn't appear to be any big midnight launch events for Steep slated for Thursday night - which isn’t shocking, given its near obscurity compared to likes of Call of Duty, Destiny or Madden - but that doesn’t mean fans of Ubisoft’s first open-world winter sports game have to wait until business resumes on Friday to snag a copy. Thankfully, digital distributors are stepping in to make the game available almost as quickly as we’d expect from traditional brick and mortar retailers. But many gamers are still trying to figure out the exact moment they’ll be able to claim a copy of Steep on PS4, Xbox One and/or PC. Global copper cathode output is seen growing 3.5% in 2023 to 25.5-million tonnes, leaving a small market surplus of 300 000 t, according to SMM.We’re less than 24 hours away from the debut of Steep, the new extreme winter sports game from Ubisoft Annecy and its parent company.
SMM forecast the Chinese copper cathode demand to grow 2.4% this year to 14.1-million tonnes, and global copper consumption to expand 2.9% to 25.2-million tonnes. The State Grid Corporation of China's focus on investing in ultra-high voltage projects will also see the company using more aluminium, Wang said.
Industry data provider SMM forecast a 216 000-t surplus in the global copper concentrate market this year to reduce to 107 000 t in 2024, and switch to a deficit of 150 000 tonnes in 2025.Īs smelting capacity in top copper consumer China surges, refined copper imports will fall to around 150 000 tonnes a month by the middle of this decade, from 300 000 tonnes now, Lang said.Ĭhina's share of copper demand growth will fall, Lang said.ĭownstream copper users' operating rate in China this year has not been strong enough to support prices, said Yanchen Wang, managing director at SMM UK.
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