US line pipe prices stay sideways, for now

Friday, 26 July 2019 23:12:07 (GMT+3)   |   San Diego
       

As with the past two weeks, the price range for domestic API X52 line pipe continues to hold at $52-$53 cwt. ($1,146-$1,168/mt or $1,040-$1,060/nt), ex-mill, although some deals at $50 cwt. ($1,102/mt or $1,000/nt) are still being reported in the marketplace.  

Market conditions largely mirror what’s been seen in recent weeks. Sources note that falling rig counts and less-than-stellar oil prices continue are still taking a toll on the energy pipe industry.

 


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