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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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JFE to start coated steel production in Myanmar in December

Iron ore prices strengthen amid buying on last working day before holiday

Deal prices for slabs in Asia move below $400/mt CFR

Tung Ho Steel plant in Vietnam suffers from high competition

Iron ore posts small gains before holiday in China

Chinese buyers wait to see if Australian coking coal prices have hit bottom

Asian scrap prices follow global downtrend

Vietnamese HRC importers take pause in purchases, prices still gradually going down

Chinese suppliers cut HRC export prices

CIS billet suppliers receive more enquiries, prices keep going down

Daily iron ore prices - September 25, 2019

Southeast Asian billet customers cautious, so China becomes more interesting destination for suppliers

Daily iron ore prices - September 25, 2019

Competition increases in Asian rebar market

Asian slab prices drop again, further cuts possible

Demand slowdown and bearish sentiments push iron ore prices down

Hesteel cuts local wire rod prices by $28/mt for late Sept, rebar by $7/mt

Iranian billet suppliers cut prices and manage to sell big tonnage to China

Daily iron ore prices - September 23, 2019

Import coking coal prices drop sharply in China

Daily iron ore prices - September 20, 2019

CIS billet exporters fail to avoid further price decrease

Chinese HRC exporters decide to lower prices as local market softens

Ex-Japan scrap export prices to stay under pressure from weaker domestic market

China’s HRC production down six percent in August from July

China again interested in billet imports

Iron ore prices seek lower levels as bearish sentiments return to steel market

China’s winter production restrictions not to be stricter than last year

Import billet prices down further in Southeast Asia, customers wait for $400/mt CFR

Daily iron ore prices - September 18, 2019

China’s Panhua Group to start building 10 million mt plant in Philippines this year

Rebar prices in Asia stay too low for Chinese exporters

Tokyo Steel cuts local steel prices due to international downtrend

Lower ex-Russia HRC deals reflect weaknesses in Vietnamese market, but bottom almost reached

Iron ore prices down further amid cautious buying, lower futures

DCE to implement brand delivery system for iron ore

Slab prices fall further in Asia as trading limited, sentiments bearish

Asian customers buy ex-US scrap with additional discounts

Iron ore prices adjusted down following sharp rise

Formosa Ha Tinh cuts wire rod prices by $14/mt

Vietnam’s Formosa Ha Tinh sharply cuts its local HRC prices

Daily iron ore prices - September 13, 2019

Asian scrap prices go down following drop in Kanto tender and Tokyo Steel’s cuts

Vietnamese importers keep buying ex-India HRC, further price decrease expected

Iron ore price comes closer to $100/mt CFR amid low port inventories, restocking

Southeast Asian importers buy billet from CIS, cut bids further

Firm buying keep supporting iron ore prices, but sentiments not so bright

Shagang Group increases domestic long steel prices by $14/mt, positively impacts sentiment

Stronger demand supports iron ore prices

Shagang Group’s higher scrap purchasing prices bolster local Chinese scrap market


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