Tokyo Steel cuts scrap purchase price for one plant again

Friday, 26 June 2020 14:02:25 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul

On Friday, June 26, Tokyo Steel announced a change in its local scrap purchase prices. Prices for H2 scrap has been lowered by JPY 1,000/mt ($9.3/mt) to JPY 25,000/mt ($234/mt) delivered to the Utsunomiya plant, while prices for the other four assets have been left unchanged. Prices are effective from June 27.

The company had lowered prices for Utsunomiya on June 24 after the previous long-standing uptrend. This time, the price cut was bigger than the JPY 500/mt ($4.7/mt) in the previous announcement on June 24. 

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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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