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With Chinese markets closed, volume traded on the London Metal Exchange has been light this morning, Tuesday May 4, with 2,368 lots traded as of 6.14am. But the base metals were holding up in high ground with gains averaging 0.7%, led by a 1.1% rise in copper to $9,916.50 per tonne.
Domestic prices for hot-rolled coil in the EU increased over the week to Friday April 30, going above €1,000 ($1,205) per tonne for the first time.
The European Commission (EC) will set provisional anti-dumping duties of 13.40-34.60% on cold-rolled stainless steel from India and Indonesia, the EC said on Friday April 30.
Turkish deep-sea scrap import prices have increased sharply since China decided to remove the export tax rebate on some steel products. But demand among major scrap importers in Asia was still limited because of upcoming holiday periods in the region.
Brazilian flat steel producers are poised to raise domestic prices by 10-18% in May, due to rising global steel and raw materials values, along with resilient local demand, market participants told Fastmarkets this week.
Turkish steelmakers speeded up their deep-sea scrap purchases at the end of the week, with Asian demand for steel products increasing sharply since China confirmed the cancellation of its export tax rebate on some steel products, sources told Fastmarkets on Friday April 30.
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