Chinese Billet Export Offers Rebound on Higher Raw Material Cost

Chinese billet export offers have increased this week owing to consistently rising iron ore prices. SteelMint assessed offers for 150*150 mm Q235 Billet at around USD 390/MT FOB China main port, against last offers of USD 380/MT FOB China.

Chinese mills prefer high grade iron ore due to higher coking coal prices and by which spot iron ore prices in China have increased by 10% in last one week.

Although market participants mention that no export deals have been reported at these levels (USD 390/MT). But if Chinese domestic billet prices sustain for some more time, global billet prices are bound to rise.

global-billet-graph


Comments

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *