Kallanish Steel Weekly

The merchant pig iron market continues to wane in the wake of the considerable activity of the last two months, with a slight divergence of direction noted in the main markets. The US import market was relatively quiet, with the exception of a couple of negotiations, which have not yielded sales. …

Following last year’s 2.3% slump, growth in global steel demand is expected to be limited to only 1% in 2023, the OECD Steel Committee concluded last week. There is growing concern over the disconnect between the rapid build-up of new steelmaking capacity in some economies and market expectations of steel …

Australian fob coking coal prices slipped last week as buyers retreated to the sidelines. Kallanish assessed premium hard coking coal at $365.04/tonne fob Australia, dropping $2.04/t from $367.08/t the previous week.
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Sentiment in the US domestic scrap market over March trading continues to improve amid sharp price rises seen in Turkey, the largest export destination. A US supplier explains: “Besides the Turkey factor, supply shortages and increasing steel prices are also supporting further rises during March trading.”
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Very good overview of the weekly steel market.
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