Kallanish Steel Weekly
The UK steel sector is facing ever greater uncertainty as a result of Brexit, according to various speakers at the Kallanish Europe Steel Markets 2019 in Amsterdam last week. Although this is unlikely to be resolved in the near future, the sector could also have an enormous opportunity, however, if it is …
The market for flat products has been suffering from increasing pressure since the second part of last year, as prices have started to trend down globally due to a slowdown in demand. This has happened, nevertheless, as input costs (particularly iron ore prices) have continued to remain elevated, severely impacting …
Last week the iron ore index published daily by Kallanish reached a new five-year record due to continued market concerns about tight supply of the seaborne product. On Thursday, KORE 62% Fe index reached $108.23/dry metric ton cfr Qingdao, surging almost $10/tonne over four days.
This was the highest level …
Indian steelmakers’ performance is likely to be hampered in the first fiscal quarter through June by slowing domestic steel consumption growth and elevated coking coal prices, according to Indian credit rating agency ICRA.
India is the second-largest crude steel producing country in the world. During the first four months of …
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Anonymous
Very good overview of the weekly steel market.
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