Japanese H2 export scrap prices down in domestic currency, stable in dollar terms

Tuesday, 13 February 2018 22:51:33 (GMT+3)   |   San Diego
       

On February 6, SteelOrbis reported that several South Korean steelmakers further reduced bids for H2 scrap to JPY 34,500-35,000/mt ($316-321/mt) FOB Tokyo Bay.

Sources inform SteelOrbis that bids have declined another JPY 500 and are now reportedly at JPY 34,000-34,500/mt ($316-320/mt) FOB Tokyo Bay. While prices declined in domestic terms, due to the continued gains of the local currency against the dollar, prices remained relatively stable in dollar terms with a negligible loss of $1/mt from the top of the previous range. Sources report, South Korean mills attracting scrap against the provided bids.

USD = JPY 109.12 (Feb 6)

USD = JPY 107.74 (Feb 13)


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