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Improving demand for finished and semi-finished steel products across the major outlets has increased scrap prices in the major markets over the week to Friday November 13.
A lack of progress in salary negotiations involving oilseed workers and grain receivers could lead to strike action at a national level…
The price of shredded steel scrap imported into India and Pakistan moved up once again on Friday November 13, with material shortage and logistics issues still causing concern, sources told Fastmarkets.
Tata Steel has initiated discussions with Swedish steelmaker SSAB over the sale of its IJmuiden plant in The Netherlands, the company said on Friday November 13.
The seaborne premium hard coking coal cfr price edged up on Friday November 13 due to continued restrictions on Australian coal imports, while seaborne coking coal fob prices across the board remained flat, sources told Fastmarkets.
A lack of offers in the market from suppliers, together with worsening problems with container freight, combined to raise Taiwan import scrap prices in the week to Friday November 13.
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