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Global ferrous scrap prices showed varying fortunes in the week ended Friday October 29, with Turkey, India and the United States all reporting stability or prices increases, while the markets in Taiwan, Vietnam and China all weakened.
Apparent steel consumption in the European Union continued to grow in the first half of 2021, but demand has probably reached its peak and the recovery is now slowing, the European steel association Eurofer said this week.
Prices for shredded steel scrap imported into Pakistan and India increased on Friday October 29, despite concerns over rising freight costs, sources have told Fastmarkets.
Fastmarkets has corrected its chromium price, in warehouse Rotterdam, which was incorrectly published on Friday October 29 due to an editing error.
Seaborne low-vol PCI prices in both the fob and cfr markets fell following the drop in thermal coal prices. And China’s National Development & Reform Commission intervention, plus the news that stranded Australian coal was allowed to clear Chinese customs, have put market participants in a wait-and-see mode.
Spot prices for imported ferrous scrap into the key Vietnamese market slipped in the week to Friday October 29, on weakening sentiment caused by sharp losses in the ferrous complex in China, sources told Fastmarkets.
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