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Japan Scrap & Raw Materials Price Analyses

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Tokyo Steel cuts its H2 scrap purchase prices by $3-6/mt

Japan's Kanto scrap export tender records $11/mt drop

Tokyo Steel cuts its H2 scrap purchase prices to below JPY 50,000/mt

Tokyo Steel announces seventh cut in scrap purchase prices in July

Tokyo Steel continues to cut its local scrap purchase prices

Tokyo Steel cuts scrap purchase prices further for Utsunomiya and Tokyo Bay

Tokyo Steel cuts scrap prices in Utsunomiya and Tokyo Bay, triggering a drop in Japan

Tokyo Steel cuts domestic scrap procurement prices further

Global View on Scrap: Turkey takes a breather, Asia still bearish

Tokyo Steel cuts local scrap purchase prices for all regions

Japan’s Kanto scrap export tender declines by $17/mt

Tokyo Steel cuts its scrap purchase prices for Nagoya and Tokyo Bay

Tokyo Steel cuts its scrap purchase prices for Tokyo Bay region

Japan’s Kanto scrap tender moves down slightly, first decline in ten months

Tokyo Steel drops local scrap prices for Kansai region

Global View on Scrap: Turkey’s import prices move up, Asia remains stable

Tokyo Steel raises local scrap purchase prices by $10/mt

Japan’s Kanto scrap export tender price moves up, yen provides support

Global View on Scrap: Turkey limits uptrend of prices, supply concerns in Asia

Tokyo Steel raises local scrap purchase prices again, but by smaller margins

Tokyo Steel raises local scrap purchase prices by another $11/mt

Japan’s Kanto scrap export tender records sharp price increase

Tokyo Steel hikes local scrap purchase prices by $5-6/mt, plans new satellite yard in Takamatsu

Tokyo Bay FAS-based scrap prices move sideways

Tokyo Steel hikes local scrap purchase prices again in line with upward trend in international scrap market

Tokyo Steel hikes local scrap purchase prices by $10-14/mt

Price in Japan’s Kanto scrap export tender increases by $3/mt

Global View on Scrap: Turkey and Asia impacted by war in Middle East, rising freight supports prices

Tokyo Steel raises local shindachi scrap purchase price for Tokyo Bay

Tokyo Steel hikes local scrap purchase prices to balance weaker yen

Global View on Scrap: Turkey shows signs of stabilization, Asia may move up

Tokyo Steel hikes its local scrap purchase prices

Japan’s Kanto scrap export tender price indicates $7/mt increase

Tokyo Steel cuts scrap purchase prices at two plants

Global View on Scrap: Prices increase for Turkey, Asia sees firm trend

Tokyo Steel seeks to balance local scrap purchase prices

Japan’s Kanto scrap export tender closes with a price increase

Tokyo Steel cuts local scrap purchase price in Kansai region

Tokyo Steel suspends local scrap procurement in Takamatsu plant

Japan’s Kanto scrap export tender price moves down by $2/mt

Tokyo Steel cuts shindachi prices for Tokyo Bay yard, dollar prices remain firm

Tokyo Steel hikes local scrap purchase prices, dollar-based prices soften

Ex-US scrap offers to Vietnam rise slightly, Japanese scrap still more attractive

Japan’s Kanto scrap export tender dollar-based price moves up by $4/mt

Tokyo Steel raises its local scrap purchase prices after Kanto tender

Global View on Scrap: Turkey sees higher prices, Asia hit by typhoons and low steel demand

Tokyo Steel continues to raise its local scrap procurement prices

Global View on Scrap: Turkey peaks as buyers step back, Asia stable amid adverse weather

Tokyo Steel starts buying shindachi at Tokyo Bay plant

Tokyo Steel hikes its domestic scrap purchase prices further


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