Market sources have been puzzled by the gradual upward trend in China’s steel prices after the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) broke out in a big way after the Lunar New Year holiday.

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Steel scrap prices in the global markets continued to fall in the working week ended Friday July 3, with the exception of Turkey, which secured a cargo at a higher price as the week closed.

Import prices for containerized ferrous scrap in Taiwan declined further this week, with steelmakers holding back amid a weakening market for the steelmaking raw material in Asia.

Taiwanese buyers of imported containerized ferrous scrap continued to pay higher prices for cargoes in the week to Friday June 12 amid climbing prices in global markets.

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Saudi Arabia plans to increase its import duties on certain steel products from June 10, Saudi Arabian market sources told Fastmarkets on Friday May 29.

ArcelorMittal has begun the revamp of a blast furnace in Brazil earlier than planned, and has also temporarily stopped operations at a rebar facility in the country due to market conditions.

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Just as China and the United States started to reach a deal and trade tensions eased, providing some longed-for certainty, the novel coronavirus (2019-nCov) has again increased fear and uncertainty in the steel and feedstock markets.