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Japan Longs and Billet Price Analyses

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Ex-China billet prices firm despite recent futures fall, may stay strong in near term

Ex-Asia billet pricing lacks direction amid tentative optimism in China, rare deals with discounts

Tokyo Steel rolls over local prices for fourth month in a row

Tokyo Steel rolls over local steel prices for Sept, some better expectations for Oct

Japan’s Tokyo Steel drops local steel prices for most products for July

Japan’s Tokyo Steel keeps local steel prices stable for June as market conditions worsen

Tokyo Steel keeps local steel prices stable for May as further rises may impact demand

Tokyo Steel raises local longs prices further for April amid firm demand

Tokyo Steel revise local rebar prices up for Mar amid demand, higher costs

Tokyo Steel keeps local steel prices stable for Aug despite global demand stagnation

Tokyo Steel rolls over steel prices for July, though global market weak

Tokyo Steel hikes local prices by JPY 3,000/mt for May, dollar equivalents fall

Tokyo Steel hikes steel prices by $59-84/mt for April

Tokyo Steel delays steel product offering due to sharp price fluctuations

Tokyo Steel raises local longs prices amid cost push and demand, keep flats stable

Tokyo Steel keeps steel prices stable for Dec amid easing of demand

Tokyo Steel hikes local prices by $26-44/mt for next month as demand exceeds supply

Tokyo Steel increases local longs and plate prices

Tokyo Steel rolls over steel prices for February after hike last month

Tokyo Steel hikes local steel price by $97/mt amid global market rally

Tokyo Steel increases domestic steel prices by $19/mt for Dec

Tokyo Steel holds positive outlook for market as supply tight, demand recovers

Tokyo Steel announces $19/mt increase in some major steel products for October

Tokyo Steel rolls over steel prices for September, but outlook good amid better demand

Tokyo Steel keep steel prices stable for August after July hike, outlook positive

Tokyo Steel raises steel prices by $28-46/mt, following stronger international market

Tokyo Steel rolls over local steel prices, demand in Japan needs time to recover

Tokyo Steel maintains steel prices for May despite visible drop in demand

Tokyo Steel drops steel prices for first time in six months

Asian buyers expect more low-priced billet offers from S. Korea, Japan

Tokyo Steel keeps steel prices stable for fifth straight month

Tokyo Steel freezes prices for February, outlook still positive

Tokyo Steel sees positive outlook for early 2020, but keeps local prices stable for Jan

Tokyo Steel keeps steel prices stable again, but market conditions improve

Tokyo Steel keeps local steel prices stable for November, sentiment still negative

Tokyo Steel carrying over rebar prices into September

Tokyo Steel carrying over rebar prices into June

Tokyo Steel carrying over rebar prices into May

Tokyo Steel carries over rebar prices into April

Tokyo Steel carries over rebar prices into March

Tokyo Steel carrying rebar prices stable into January 2019

Import billet prices to Taiwan

Japan’s Kyoei Steel increases rebar prices for November deliveries

Japan’s Kyoei Steel seeking to lift rebar prices in September

Japan’s Kyoei Steel keeping rebar prices stable into July

Tokyo Steel to carryover rebar prices into July

Kyoei Steel keeping rebar prices stable into June

Tokyo Steel to carryover rebar prices into June

Japanese domestic rebar prices trend up

Tokyo Steel’s domestic rebar prices trend stable, but up in dollar terms


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