Steelmaking Analyses

SteelOrbis provides the latest scrap & raw materials prices and price trends via the scrap & raw materials price reports and market analyses listed below. These scrap & raw materials price reports are derived from actual scrap & raw materials market transactions and they can also be viewed on a weekly basis by using the archive drop-down tool below.

 
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Daily iron ore prices CFR China - January 26, 2024

Ex-India pellet prices inch up amid higher cost of local iron ore fines

Turkey’s ex-US and ex-Baltic scrap prices remain stable

Tokyo Steel cuts scrap purchase price for its Utsunomiya plant

Iron ore price exceeds $135/mt CFR again amid supportive monetary policy

Local scrap prices in China soften, import bids still too low

South Korea’s POSCO bids for Japanese scrap, dollar-based price down $10/mt

Silicomanganese prices in local Chinese market - week 4, 2024

Ex-Russia BPI prices settle higher even though demand lacks strength

Local coke prices in China stable, export prices fall due to weaker mood

Import scrap prices in Bangladesh up slightly in new containerized deals, trade in bulk still limited

Shagang cuts its scrap purchase price by another $4.2/mt on January 18

Scrap prices in China decrease amid lower demand and firm supply

Price in Japan’s Kanto scrap export tender rises by $8/mt, S. Korea returns to import scrap market

Turkish ship scrap prices raised to secure tonnages 

Silicomanganese prices in local Chinese market - week 3, 2024

Vietnamese steel producers exert pressure on deep sea scrap prices

Local Italian scrap market mostly stable

Ex-India pellet prices slip as futures prices in China down, bids at very low levels   

Iron ore prices rise on Jan 11, but fall week on week amid slower demand

Shagang cuts its scrap purchase price by $4.2/mt on January 11

Import scrap prices in Pakistan expected to rise further, demand not supportive

Local scrap prices in China indicate very slight rises

Silicomanganese prices in local Chinese market - week 2, 2024

Coke prices in China decline due to reduced consumption

Taiwan’s import scrap market softens further despite positive rebar sales situation

Ex-India pellet prices consolidate higher, touching three-year peak

Shagang raises its scrap purchase price by $2.8/mt on January 5

Ex-Australia coking coal price corrected up amid better demand

Higher ex-Brazil BPI offers finally fixed in deal

India’s import scrap market lapses into uncertainty amid holidays and freight rate hikes

Average local scrap prices in China rise further amid improved activity

Import scrap trade remains muted in Pakistan, prices mainly unchanged

Shagang raises its scrap purchase price by $7/mt on December 30

Turkey’s domestic scrap prices remain stable on lira basis

Coke prices in China stable, but some declines anticipated amid weaker coal prices

SteelOrbis year-end review: Turkey’s import scrap market less volatile in 2023

Taiwan’s import scrap market softens as rebar trading slows down

Local Chinese chrome ore and ferrochrome prices - week 52, 2023   

Local pig iron prices in China - week 52, 2023   

Local molybdenum and ferromolybdenum prices in China - week 52, 2023   

Local Chinese coking coal prices - week 52, 2023   

Ex-India pellet prices surge on unusual year-end restocking from China

Import scrap prices mainly stable in Bangladesh amid slow trade ahead of elections

Local scrap prices in China keep rising as supply still tight

Import scrap activity in Pakistan muted due to European sellers’ absence, Red Sea crisis

Brazilian BPI suppliers hope higher prices will be accepted after holidays

Indian imported scrap prices stable amid inactive market conditions

SteelOrbis year-end review: Iron ore and coking coal prices to remain high in 2024 owing to demand

Shagang raises its scrap purchase price by $7/mt on December 26


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