Brazil pig iron offers to US also firming up

Friday, 21 October 2016 02:42:08 (GMT+3)   |   San Diego
       

Northern region pig iron offers to the US moved further up today amid active deals.  Offers for steelmaking basic pig iron grade moved up $20/mt today from earlier in the week to $265-275/mt FOB Brazil port Northern region,  $260-270/mt FOB Brazil port Southern Region, or $270-285/mt CFR New Orleans.   Several deals from North Brazil are rumored to have closed with US producers at $260-265/mt FOB Brazil port this week giving offers an upward swing prior to the weekend. The price increase is supported by rising global coking coal and scrap prices.

A source close to SteelOrbis noted, “We are hoping for the beginning of a price recovery in the steel industry.  Presently it is supported by the rising prices in coke and scrap.  Hopefully, demand will also gain steam.”


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