Kallanish Steel Weekly
Last week, CitiBank published its revised outlook for the iron ore market. According to the latest analysis from the bank, iron ore prices are set to continue their negative trend in order to force producers to reduce output and rebalance supply and demand. Citi says that iron ore has to …
Last week the steel market saw the pressure on raw material prices easing slightly. Iron ore levels moved up toward the end of the week and scrap prices reached the highest point since March this year.
Iron ore prices closed the week near $55/tonne cfr Qingdao, much lower than the …
Iron ore prices continued to slip last week, falling below $55/tonne cfr Qingdao for the first time since October, according to the Kallanish price index. The current value is close to the lowest level since July 2016.
This year’s price graph is a cause for concern, due to the fall …
Last week both iron ore and scrap prices decreased indicating that the market globally is weakening slightly as the summer is starting in China and the Ramadan has begun in Turkey and the Middle East.
Iron ore settled last week at levels close to $55/t CFR Qingdao according to Kallanish …
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Anonymous
Very good overview of the weekly steel market.
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