Indian Billet Prices Decrease on Limited Trades

Today, billet prices in domestic market have bounced back by INR 100-200/MT in central and east India. However in west and south regions, trades are silent amid Ganesh Chaturthi festival.

According to trade participants, there is no buying selling interest in the markets due to festival. Works will resume from tomorrow onward.

Moreover, sponge prices across major markets remain unaltered. However in Durgapur, it fell by INR 200/MT D-o-D.

MS Billet prices as on 5 Sep’16

Particular/Delivery Size/Grade Prices D-o-D W-o-W
Ex-Mandi Gobindgarh 125×125 mm, IS 2831 23,150 – 50 + 450
Ex-Durgapur 125×125 mm, IS 2831 20,200 – 200 + 200
Ex-Jharsugda 125×125 mm, IS 2831 19,800   0 + 800
Ex-Kolkata 125×125 mm, IS 2831 20,600 – 200 + 200
Ex-Rourkela 125×125 mm, IS 2831 19,800   0 + 800
Ex-Bhilai 125×125 mm, IS 2831 20,500 – 100 + 700
Ex-Raigarh 125×125 mm, IS 2831 20,200   0 + 800
Ex-Raipur 125×125 mm, IS 2831 20,500 – 100 + 700
Ex-Ahmedabad 125×125 mm, IS 2831 21,700 – 200 + 550
Ex-Bhavnagar 125×125 mm, IS 2831 21,500 – 200 + 550
Ex-Goa 125×125 mm, IS 2831 21,000   0 0
Ex-Jaipur 125×125 mm, IS 2831 22,600   0 + 600
Ex-Jalna 125×125 mm, IS 2831 22,000   0 + 350
Ex-Mumbai 100×100 mm, IS 2831 22,400   0 + 300
Ex-Chennai 125×125 mm, IS 2831 22,400   0 + 600
Ex-Hyderabad 125×125 mm, IS 2831 22,000 – 100 + 150

Basic prices in INR/MT
Source: SteelMint Research


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