Vietnamese HRC buyers adopt wait-and-see stance

Tuesday, 22 March 2011 16:43:36 (GMT+3)   |  
In the Vietnamese flat steel market, demand is following a weak trend due to the tight monetary policy of the government aimed at pushing down inflation. Following the Japanese earthquake, local steel mills in Vietnam have increased their hot rolled coil (HRC) prices by $5/mt. However, this price hike attempt has been unable to gain acceptance, with local buyers maintaining a wait-and-see stance. Currently, domestic HRC prices in Vietnam are standing at $720-730/mt ex works.
 
On the other hand, ex-China HRC offers to the Vietnamese market, which had previously declined, have rebounded after the Japanese earthquake to the level of $720/mt CFR, up from $700/mt CFR.

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