Good transaction activity in Chinese domestic scrap market

Tuesday, 26 April 2016 12:24:29 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul

During the week ending April 26, local steel scrap prices in the Chinese market have indicated further increases, while transaction activity in the overall market has been at quite good levels. Average scrap prices in China's main markets are presented in the following table.

During the given week, domestic steel producers have increased their production and so they have been purchasing more scrap even though suppliers have increased their prices. However, the speculative purchases in the steel market have eased to a certain degree, resulting in corrections in some finished steel product prices. It is thought that scrap prices in the Chinese domestic market will likely indicate corrections in the coming week.

 

Product Name

Spec.

Origin

Price (RMB/mt)

Price ($/mt)

Weekly Change (RMB/mt)

HMS scrap

> 6 mm

Tianjin

1,650

254

↑250

Liupanshui

1,620

250

↑120

Zhangjiagang

1,890

291

↑290

Handan

1,620

250

↑270

Nanchang

1,760

271

↑260

Anyang

1,760

271

↑210

Jinan

1,850

285

↑270

Average

1,736

267

↑239

The above prices include 17 percent VAT
 
$1 = RMB 6.49

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