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Flat steel: a price collapse is unlikely

Flat steel: a price collapse is unlikely

According to some distributors, prices of flat products will not collapse despite the standoff between buyers and sellers in the Italian coil and coil derivatives markets. Suppliers say they are selling high volumes at "unprecedented" prices. March was strong in terms...
Ferrous scrap: the Italian market is still waiting

Ferrous scrap: the Italian market is still waiting

The Italian scrap market remains in the doldrums this week, with few or no sales and mills rejecting offers from dealers at higher prices. The trend in other European countries seems to be for a 40-50 €/tonne ($43-54/tonne) month-on-month increase, due to strong...
Steel: the european coil market remains stable

Steel: the european coil market remains stable

The coil market in the EU has remained stable over the past 20 days, with demand subdued in the wake of the recent price rally, although new uncertainties regarding sanctions and energy costs are still lurking. Demand reports have been mixed among storage operators...
Steel: prices in China could rise to new highs in April

Steel: prices in China could rise to new highs in April

In April, prices of most Chinese steel products could reach new highs for this year. Central government policies to stimulate economic growth should start to take effect, domestic steel demand should recover from the COVID-19 disruptions, and demand for Chinese steel...
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