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Southeast Asia Scrap & Raw Materials Price Analyses

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Vietnam continues to show interest in Japanese scrap

Taiwan's import scrap market moves sideways for now

Local coke prices in China see third round of cuts, coal prices stable or higher

Iron ore in China rebounds on August 6 amid rumors of possible restrictions on purchases from Rio Tinto

Carbon and stainless scrap prices in Taiwanese domestic market - week 32, 2026

Daily iron ore prices CFR China - August 5, 2026

Chinese domestic scrap prices edge down amid cautious sentiments

Daily iron ore prices CFR China - July 31, 2026

Second round of decrease in Chinese local coke prices implemented, though local coal remains firm

Taiwanese mills maintain cautious stance against import scrap offers

Vietnam prefers Japanese scrap, stays away from ex-US scrap offers

Iron ore continues to decline in China amid oversupply and insufficient stimulus

Carbon and stainless scrap prices in Taiwanese domestic market - week 31, 2026

Daily iron ore prices CFR China - July 29, 2026

Local Chinese scrap prices stable with negative bias

Chinese manganese ore prices move down

Local coke prices in China start to soften, steel mills to insist on further corrections

Import scrap offers to Vietnam from US West Coast stable, ex-Japan prices lower

Taiwan's import scrap market mostly moves sideways

Iron ore prices in China move down amid demand-supply imbalance

Carbon and stainless scrap prices in Taiwanese domestic market - week 30, 2026

Local Chinese scrap prices edge up slightly amid lower supply

Taiwan’s import and domestic scrap prices move down further

Vietnam’s import scrap prices drop by a further $5/mt

Local Chinese coke prices stable after lengthy uptrend, tenth round of hikes unlikely to happen

Carbon and stainless scrap prices in Taiwanese domestic market - week 29, 2026

Daily iron ore prices CFR China - July 15, 2026

Chinese domestic scrap prices stabilize, but demand outlook remains weak

Daily iron ore prices CFR China - July 14, 2026

Daily iron ore prices CFR China - July 13, 2026

Chinese mills resist further local coke price hikes, import coking coal prices ease

Daily iron ore prices CFR China - July 10, 2026

Vietnam’s import scrap prices move down further

Taiwan’s import scrap prices continue to decline amid negative sentiments

Iron ore prices in China fluctuate in limited range, bearish outlook persists

Tokyo Steel cuts local scrap purchase prices for all regions

Carbon and stainless scrap prices in Taiwanese domestic market - week 28, 2026

Daily iron ore prices CFR China - July 8, 2026

Chinese domestic scrap prices fall as bearish sentiment persists

Daily iron ore prices CFR China - July 7, 2026

Daily iron ore prices CFR China - July 6, 2026

Shagang cuts its scrap purchase price by $7.3/mt on July 4

Taiwanese mills put pressure on ex-US scrap prices, Japanese suppliers still absent

Vietnam cuts its import scrap prices

Daily iron ore prices CFR China - July 3, 2026

Local coke prices in China rise further, mills need time to assess tenth round of hikes

Iron ore prices inch up as supply of lower grade fines to be less after ban on FMG’s fines

Carbon and stainless scrap prices in Taiwanese domestic market - week 27, 2026

Daily iron ore prices CFR China - July 1, 2026

Chinese domestic scrap prices fall further amid weak demand


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