European HRC Producers Consider Raising Prices
European prices for hot-rolled coil (HRC) appear to be showing signs of stability, which is encouraging steel producers there to set the market higher.
European prices for hot-rolled coil (HRC) appear to be showing signs of stability, which is encouraging steel producers there to set the market higher.
Indian mills have continued to put hot rolled coil (HRC) export offers on hold for Southeast Asia and the Middle East
Vietnamese import market was mostly quiet during the past week as buyers are uncertain on how to react to the strengthening in China’s steel futures
Vietnam’s hot rolled coil import market stabilised and lifted last week after sinking to lows at end-March
Vietnam’s hot rolled coil import market is deteriorating in tandem with the fallout in the Chinese futures market, Kallanish notes.
European mills producing hot-rolled coil are expected to cut their output as a lack of real end-user demand has forced prices downward.
European prices for steel hot-rolled coil continued to decrease on Monday March 11 amid persistently slow demand and bearish expectations
Chinese prices of commercial grade hot-rolled coils (HRC) for export kept trending downward during the week of March 4-8
Trading remained weak in the European hot-rolled coil market on Wednesday March 6 amid downbeat sentiment among buyers
Prices for European hot-rolled coil fell further on Monday March 4 amid slow trading. Mills in Northern Europe kept their official offers…
ndia HRC (SAE 1006) export index (for the Middle East and Vietnam) inched down w-o-w to $596/tonne (t) FOB against $597/t FOB
European hot-rolled coil prices edged down slightly on February 12th, as limited trading activity and buyer caution prevailed in the market.