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07
26-09
// Blog
Export prices for hot-rolled coils and slab in the CIS have declined.
CIS hot-rolled coil and slab export prices declined. As of the week ending September 1, Russian hot-rolled coil and slab export prices fell further, amid the ongoing disruption to Black Sea trade routes. The FOB price for CIS black sea hot-rolled coil stood at USD 500–520 per tonne, down from last week’s range of USD 520–533 per tonne; the FOB price for CIS black sea slab was USD 475–497 per tonne, a decrease from last week’s USD 482–497 per tonne.
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Tanzania’s $77 million iron ore project has entered the construction phase, with an annual production capacity of 1 million tonnes of direct reduced iron.
Tanzania’s $77 million iron ore project has entered the construction phase, with an annual production capacity of 1 million tonnes of sponge iron. According to the Tanzania Citizen newspaper, Tanzania has made new progress in promoting local iron ore production. The Maganga Matitu iron ore project, with a total investment of US$77.4 million, has officially moved into the construction stage. With mining equipment gradually arriving on site and the project area now connected to the national power grid, Tanzania is one step closer to achieving domestic iron ore processing and supplying steelmakers with locally produced raw materials.
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26-08
Chuangcai Group – A primary manufacturer of sheet metal with 15 years of experience, dedicated to serving global B2B clients; minimum order quantity of 25 tons.
Chuangcai Group is a professional Chinese manufacturer and exporter of metal roofing & building steel sheets with 15 years of overseas export experience. We exclusively serveoverseas importers, wholesalers, trading companies and project contractors. MOQ: 25 tons. No individual or end-user orders.
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Latin American steel export market trends diverge: billet prices remain stable, while hot-rolled coil prices decline.
Latin American steel export market trends diverge: billet prices remain steady, while hot-rolled coil prices decline. As of the week ending August 14, Brazilian billet prices held steady for the fourth consecutive week at USD 570–580 per tonne. Pricing conditions from other sources remain competitive, with the market balancing demand and pricing. Some traders reported no transactions, while producers confirmed new offers but no deals yet. Sellers still anticipate that new deals could materialize soon, with producers expecting transactions within the current range; negotiations may extend into next week. On the Latin American hot-rolled coil export front, prices at the midpoint of the range fell by 1.85%. This week, FOB export prices for dry hot-rolled coil at major ports were assessed at USD 650–680 per tonne, down USD 5–20 per tonne from last week. Despite high domestic prices in the U.S.—the primary buyer of Latin American hot-rolled coil—increasing competition among regional exporters has put downward pressure on prices. Recent attempts and negotiations to export to Europe—typically at price levels lower than those in the U.S.—have also weighed on the export market.
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Vietnamese steel mills are shifting to billet procurement, putting downward pressure on scrap steel prices.
Vietnamese steel mills shift to billet procurement, putting downward pressure on scrap prices. As of the week ending July 31, Vietnamese scrap import prices continued their downward trend, with steelmakers increasingly favoring more price‑competitive billets, thereby reducing their appetite for scrap. In terms of pricing assessments, H2 Japan‑origin imports on a CFR Vietnam basis fell by $3–5 per ton week over week to $355–$360 per ton; deep‑sea bulk HMS 1&2 (80:20) on a CFR Vietnam basis declined by $5–8 per ton to $365–$370 per ton.
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26-07
Due to quota constraints and slab supply issues, Italian hot-rolled coil prices are higher than those of medium‑ and thick‑plate.
Due to quota constraints and slab supply issues, Italian hot-rolled coil prices have surpassed those of hot-rolled plate. Following the implementation of the EU’s stricter quota regime on July 1, Italian hot-rolled coil prices rose above those of hot-rolled plate for the first time in four years, as the two products responded differently to the new system. The new quota regime has had a more pronounced impact on hot-rolled coil than on plate, enabling coil producers to raise prices. Meanwhile, falling slab prices and weak demand for plate have weighed on plate prices.