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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11 Apr

Price in Japan’s Kanto scrap export tender rises by $8/mt, S. Korea returns to import scrap market

12 Jan

Vietnamese steel producers exert pressure on deep sea scrap prices

05 Jan

Taiwan’s import scrap market softens further despite positive rebar sales situation

29 Dec

Taiwan’s import scrap market softens as rebar trading slows down

22 Dec

Taiwan’s import scrap market stabilizes along with international prices

15 Dec

Taiwan accepts slight increases while importing scrap but expects stability

15 Dec

South Korean POSCO bids for Japanese scrap, domestic scrap prices may stop falling

08 Dec

Price in Japan’s Kanto scrap export tender up $22/mt amid exchange rate fluctuations

08 Dec

Tokyo Steel raises scrap prices by $18-19/mt, reversing November price cut

01 Dec

Import scrap offers to Vietnam move up

24 Nov

Taiwan’s import scrap prices continue to rise

17 Nov

Taiwan’s import scrap prices continue to move up

10 Nov

Taiwan’s import scrap prices move up slightly as anticipated

09 Nov

Price in Japan’s Kanto scrap export tender decreases by $5/mt

03 Nov

Taiwan’s import scrap prices relatively stable, sentiments positive

31 Oct

Tokyo Steel cuts its scrap purchase prices after five months

27 Oct

Import scrap prices in Taiwan continue to fall

13 Oct

S. Korea’s Daehan Steel bids for Japanese scrap, Vietnam remains silent

13 Oct

Taiwan cuts import scrap purchase prices amid negative international outlook

12 Oct

Price in Japan’s Kanto scrap export tender decreases by $12/mt

06 Oct

Taiwan’s import scrap market remains stable

29 Sep

Japanese scrap prices relatively stable in deals to Vietnam, outlook pessimistic

22 Sep

Vietnamese buyers’ price ideas for Japanese scrap decline

15 Sep

Vietnam’s buyers accept slight rise in Japanese scrap prices, deep sea segment silent

13 Sep

Japan’s Kanto scrap export tender closes with $2/mt increase

13 Sep

Tokyo Steel raises domestic scrap prices

08 Sep

Taiwan manages to cut import scrap prices amid lack of competition

07 Sep

Trading for import scrap sporadic in Vietnam, buyers focus on higher grades and discounts

01 Sep

Taiwan’s import scrap prices stabilize in absence of competition

01 Sep

Tokyo Steel cuts domestic scrap prices only for Utsunomiya plant

31 Aug

Vietnamese scrap importers not ready to accept higher prices amid low capacity utilization

25 Aug

Import scrap prices in Taiwan move up, appetite slows down

22 Aug

Tokyo Steel increases domestic scrap prices after holidays

11 Aug

Taiwan’s import scrap market moves up further

09 Aug

Japan’s Kanto scrap export tender closes with very small price rise

04 Aug

Some positive signs in Taiwan’s scrap and rebar markets

28 Jul

Taiwan’s scrap market remains sluggish, prices move down slowly

21 Jul

Taiwan’s scrap demand slows amid summer conditions, prices relatively stable

13 Jul

S. Korean mills keep bids stable or cut them despite Japanese suppliers’ increase attempts

11 Jul

Tokyo Steel hikes local scrap prices as supply slows, Kanto tender closed higher

07 Jul

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

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