PRICING NOTICE CORRECTION: Proposal to Upgrade Weekly fob China Rebar Assessment to Daily Index

The fob China rebar Pricing Notice published earlier today had the incorrect size specification and payment terms.

September 8, 2017

The proposal to convert the weekly fob China Rebar assessment to a daily index is for 12-32mm chromium-added rebar and has a payment term of $ per tonne on an actual weight basis.

The full pricing notice has been corrected and can be seen here.

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