Liuzhou Steel reduces longs ex-works prices for April

Wednesday, 01 April 2009 16:12:03 (GMT+3)   |  

On April 1, Liuzhou Steel issued new ex-factory prices of long products for April. The details are as follows:

1. Wire rod prices have seen a drop of RMB 250/mt ($37/mt), with the price of 6.5 mm diameter Q235 decreasing to RMB 3,560/mt ($521/mt).

2. Rebar prices have decreased RMB 300/mt ($44/mt). Thus, the price of 18-25 mm diameter HRB 335 is now at RMB 3,600/mt ($527/mt).

3. Section steel prices are down RMB 250/mt ($37/mt). As a result, the new price of #80-100 mm Q235 angle is at RMB 3,830/mt ($561/mt), while that #8-14 mm Q235 channel stands at RMB 3,750/mt ($549/mt).

All the above prices include 17 percent VAT and are effective from April 1, 2009.

Please click here to see the new flats prices of Liuzhou.

$1 = RMB 6.83

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