CRC import price offers decline in Brazil

Monday, 27 October 2025 00:06:28 (GMT+3)   |   Sao Paulo
CRC imports in Brazil are negotiated in average at $690/mt, CFR conditions, against $705/mt two weeks ago, according to sources. 
 
In the Brazilian domestic market, CRC of the basic commercial grades is offered in medium to large volumes by the producers at BRL 6,000/mt ($1,115/mt), against BRL 6,050/mt two weeks ago, ex-works, full taxes except IPI. 
 
In September, Brazil exported 25,900 mt of CRC, in average at $714/mt and imported 13,500 mt at $616/mt, against respectively 2,100 mt at $1,192/mt and 38,000 mt at $558/mt in August, all FOB conditions. 
 
USD= BRL 5.38 (October 27)
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