Far East,Japan,North America,Raw Mat,Scrap,Southeast Asia,Steelmaking,Taiwan,US,Vietnam Analyses

SteelOrbis provides the latest scrap & raw materials prices and price trends via the scrap & raw materials price reports and market analyses listed below. These scrap & raw materials price reports are derived from actual scrap & raw materials market transactions and they can also be viewed on a weekly basis by using the archive drop-down tool below.

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07 Jul

Mood in Taiwan’s import scrap market moves from steady to soft, no major support from fundamentals

05 Jul

Scrap importers in Vietnam buy only limited volumes in containers as bulk prices on rise

09 Jun

Tokyo Steel announces local scrap price cuts for some assets

02 Jun

Taiwanese scrap and steel markets hit negatively by electricity supply cuts

01 Jun

Vietnam’s import scrap demand on low side, offers considered high by buyers

22 May

Taiwan’s import scrap market in equilibrium, offer prices increase

18 May

Tokyo Steel cuts local scrap prices for one asset

12 May

Vietnamese scrap market still silent, S. Korea’s POSCO announces bids for Japanese scrap

12 May

Taiwan’s import scrap prices impacted by return of South Korea

11 May

Ex-US scrap prices in Turkey cast anchor at $375/mt CFR

11 May

S. Korea’s Hyundai Steel cuts bid for Japanese scrap by another $14/mt, no revival in sight

10 May

Tokyo Steel reduces local scrap price by $21-22/mt after Kanto tender

10 May

Prices in Japan’s Kanto scrap tender drop by $39/mt

05 May

Taiwan’s import scrap prices continue to fall as sellers step back

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