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As per the survey performed by S&M Media on the 6 big hard steel wire rod makers consisted of Kiswire, Manho Steel, Dongil Steel, DSR Steel, Youngheung and Chungwoo Steel, the April sales volume totaled 33,385 tons which added 4.6 percent from 31,921 tons a month ago, but decreased 6.8 percent from
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The India Government announced June 22 that the government authority, DGTR, decided to initiate antidumping investigations on the import of grain oriented electrical steel from Korea, China, Japan and Russia aside from the EU which included in the petition filed by JSW JFE Electrical Steel Nashik Pr
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The Chinese HR prices remain taking a breather with a cost push burden breaking the sliding pace amid the continuing lack of demand ahead of the rainy seasonality downturn. According to industry sources, hot coil prices averaged 3,346 yuan a ton over third week of June, sliding 16 yuan lower from 3,
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Over the previous month, Korea’s non-ferrous metal raw materials consisted in refined copper, aluminum, zinc, lead, nickel and tin made a significant gain of 15.6 percent year on year in exports although imports slowed 6.7 percent down to the contrary, under the Korea International Trade Association
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Firstly, domestic plate market continues robust on distribution channels, with the offering is somewhat tough on the market with the continuing growth for the project consumption. According to industry sources, the domestic SS400 model distribution price is forming around 970,000 won per ton based o
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On the June 16 LME trading for zinc spot and 3 months performed $3,550 and a43,571 per ton each, followed by $3,592 and $3,607 on June 17 and $3,565 and $3,577 on June 17 respectively. The global zinc fear is worried to amplify ahead as Cuba based Castellanos mine announced to pause zinc ore supply
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The LME tin price climbed lower on the fear of hike, profit taking and the stronger US dollar combined trading at $55,150 per ton on the June 16 day spot and $55,500 for the three months goods, respectively while staying at $55,400 and $53,455 on June 17 and $55,425 and $53,950 on June 18 each. The
