Southeast Asia Analyses

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

11 May

Tradable ex-China HDG prices soften, though local market relatively stable

11 May

Baosteel cuts local HRC prices by RMB 200/mt for June

11 May

Flat steel prices in local Taiwanese market - week 19

10 May

Silicon steel sheet prices in local Chinese market - week 19

10 May

Downtrend reverses in Vietnam’s HRC import segment as China rebounds

09 May

Ex-China stainless steel prices move sideways

08 May

Ex-China steel plate prices move down amid still weak demand

05 May

Hoa Phat cuts HRC prices in Vietnam by over $70/mt after import slump

04 May

Ex-China HRC prices fall after holiday, customers await more declines

04 May

Ex-China HDG offer prices still stable, local and futures prices keep falling

04 May

Prices for slabs in Asia retreat further with buyers focusing on cheaper origins

04 May

Flat steel prices in local Taiwanese market - week 18

04 May

Shagang Group cuts local HRC prices by RMB 300/mt for May

28 Apr

Chinese HRC traders’ attempts to raise prices slightly fail in Vietnam 

27 Apr

Flat steel prices in local Taiwanese market - week 17

26 Apr

Local Chinese stainless steel prices following a declining trend

26 Apr

Silicon steel sheet prices in local Chinese market - week 17

26 Apr

Import HRC prices in Vietnam on the wane due to slump in China

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