Shagang Group cuts purchase prices for scrap by another RMB 30/mt

Thursday, 17 October 2019 11:06:18 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul

Jiangsu-based Shagang Group, China’s largest private steelmaker, has announced that as of October 17 it will reduce its purchase prices for scrap by RMB 30/mt ($4.2/mt), signaling the continuing cautious attitude towards future prospects for the scrap market.  

As of October 13, Shagang had cut its purchase prices for scrap by RMB 30/mt ($4.2/mt).

According to SteelOrbis’ data, average prices in the local Chinese scrap market have decreased RMB 8/mt ($1.1/mt) in the current week, and this decreasing trend will likely continue in the near future. 

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I hold a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Economics from Oles Honchar National University in Ukraine. I have 15 years of experience in the steel media industry, including the past seven years at SteelOrbis, where I lead the Market Intelligence team responsible for coordinating coverage of Asian steel and raw material markets. My areas of expertise also include global markets for billet, slabs, pig iron and HBI, with a focus on market analysis and industry trends.

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