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Global ferrous scrap prices have yet to hit the buffers in their downward plunge. Buyers in Asia were holding back from purchases in the week ended Friday January 29, swooping in only for low-priced cargoes, but demand from China could support prices in the near term.
The price of shredded steel scrap imported into India and Pakistan moved down in the week ended Friday January 29 on fresh trades heard in the market, sources told Fastmarkets.
Friday’s confirmation that China had booked 2.1 million mt of US corn from the 2020/21 marketing year was among the more…
Taiwanese scrap buyers are swooping on import cargoes offered at low prices by traders desperate to offload materials amid the constant prices falls during the week to Friday January 29, markets sources told Fastmarkets.
Base metals prices on the London Metal Exchange and Shanghai Futures Exchange were for the most part weaker this morning, Friday January 29, with aluminium bucking the trend on both exchanges and March tin on the SHFE also higher.
Ongoing tight supply amid strengthening end-market demand has boosted the price for hot-rolled coil in the United States.
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