US standard pipe prices soften as expected

Thursday, 06 October 2022 23:04:52 (GMT+3)   |   San Diego

SteelOrbis has learned that spot market prices for US domestic A53 Grade A standard pipe have softened since our last report a month ago.  The price revision is hardly a surprise, sources note, adding that the spread between hot rolled and standard pipe “still has some narrowing to do.”

Current A53 Grade A standard  prices are now being heard at approximately $86 cwt. ($1,896/mt or $1,720/nt), FOB mill, against $92 cwt. ($2,028/mt or $1,840/nt), FOB mill, on September 12.  Despite this price revision, standard pipe prices are still approximately $50 cwt. ($1,102/mt or $1,000/nt) higher than US HRC prices, and as such, sources believe that additional downticks are forthcoming.

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