Exports of heavy plates from Brazil increase in July

Tuesday, 13 August 2024 20:57:44 (GMT+3)   |   Sao Paulo

Brazil exported 4,700 mt of heavy plates in July, against 2,800 mt in June.

The shipments in July were all destined to South American countries, in average at $857/mt, FOB conditions.

The exporters were Gerdau (3,700 mt at $827/mt), Usiminas (800 mt at $1,053/mt), and ArcelorMittal (200 mt at $632/mt).

Meanwhile, Brazil imported 500 mt of heavy plates in July, against 2,000 mt in June.

The imports were from China (300 mt at $1,181/mt) and Europe (200 mt at $2,541/mt), also FOB conditions.

According to analysts, rising exports and declining imports reflect the valuation of the American Dollar in relation to the Brazilian Real.

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