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Anastasia Kononenko

I hold a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Economics from Oles Honchar National University in Ukraine. I have 15 years of experience in the steel media industry, including the past seven years at SteelOrbis, where I lead the Market Intelligence team responsible for coordinating coverage of Asian steel and raw material markets. My areas of expertise also include global markets for billet, slabs, pig iron and HBI, with a focus on market analysis and industry trends.

 
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Taiwan accepts slight import scrap price increase

Shagang Group starts to cut local scrap purchase price

Daily iron ore prices - October 14, 2019

China keeps buying import billet, India sells another cargo

Downtrend persists in Asian slab market

Iron ore closes current week with slight decrease

Scrap prices in Asia weaken further, but first signs of improvement appear

Rebar prices weaken in Asia due to subdued demand

ArcelorMittal Kryviy Rih to pay dividends for the first time since 2007

China turns to import commercial HRC

Shagang Group raises local longs prices for mid-October

China stays active in import billet market after holidays

CIS billet suppliers insist on rebound, successful in rare deals

Iron ore price picks up amid Tangshan steel output curbs, expected restocking

Billet prices in Southeast Asia touch new low in deals, suppliers try to hold positions

Ukraine’s iron ore exports down in September

Scrap price drop in Japan’s Kanto Tetsugen tender weighs on sentiments

Import HRC prices for Vietnam down further amid tight competition between India and Russia

Daily iron ore prices - October 9, 2019

Russian scrap exporters to be free from restrictions in Q1

Shagang Group raises scrap purchase prices by RMB 100/mt

Shagang Group raises local longs prices for early October

Ex-Russia scrap export scheme via exchange to be delayed, sellers oppose new rules

Iron ore prices rise slightly as steel output expected to increase after holiday

Thailand’s G Steel to add high value-added products to its portfolio

Tokyo Steel revises scrap purchase prices down again

Southeast Asia’s slab demand worsens further due to cheap import HRC

South Korea’s reduced EAF-based steel output affects scrap demand

Two Malaysian longs producers to form JV to compete with large Chinese-invested mills

Hoa Phat Group keeps steel output stable, increases exports due to weaker local demand

Tangshan to tighten punishment of steel mills for air pollution

Ukraine’s DMZ temporarily halts billet production

Asian customers actively purchase import scrap as prices reach bottom

Indonesia steel consumption growth to be slower in 2019, but to be sustained in coming years

ArcelorMittal Kryviy Rih increases rebar mill output capacity by 30% as upgrade completed

Brazil returns to Asian HRC market

Tokyo Steel cuts local scrap purchase prices after two weeks of stability

CIS-based billet suppliers resist further decreases in export prices

Billet prices in Asia move sideways as most suppliers await China’s return

Southeast Asian customers book ex-Iran billet

Oman decreases rebar offers for UAE

Nippon Steel to restart Kimitsu in January, mostly local steel sales to be affected

India’s GDP growth this year to fall to lowest in seven years

Vietnamese HRC importers keep buying from India amid fresh discounts

Algerian mills decrease longs prices further

Price decrease slows down in Japan’s Kansai Tetsugen scrap tender

Ex-US scrap prices down further in deals to Taiwan, close to bottom

Indian mills may get some support only from lower costs in October-December

Steel production of major Japanese mills to decline in late 2019

Australia cuts coking coal price forecast, expected earnings for 2019


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