Hyundai Steel to increase HRC export offers

Monday, 16 January 2012 14:25:39 (GMT+3)   |  
South Korean flat steel producer Hyundai Steel is expected to resume hot rolled coil (HRC) offering for March shipments with an additional price increase after the Chinese New year holiday, considering the recent increase in HRC demand, higher iron ore prices and the seasonal weather risks in raw material supplying countries like Australia. The company closed deals for February shipments at $20-30/mt higher as compared to January shipments.
 
After having closed deals to Southeast Asian countries at around $700/mt CFR, the steelmaker has decided to hike its offer price to the region up to $730-740/mt CFR for March shipment. As a result, the average HRC price increase of the company is expected to reach $50-70/mt depending on the country of destination.

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