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South Korea’s POSCO bids for Japanese scrap at stable prices

Global View on Scrap: Prices move down both in Turkey and Asia

Global View on Scrap: Mood turns negative in Turkey, Asia finally moves up

South Korea’s POSCO increases its bids for Japanese scrap

Tokyo Steel increases domestic scrap purchase prices on yen basis

Japan’s Kanto scrap tender records price increase, first time since June

South Korea’s POSCO bids for Japanese scrap for second consecutive week

Tokyo Steel cuts domestic scrap purchase prices further

Tokyo Steel continues to reduce domestic scrap purchase prices

Tokyo Steel continues to cut domestic scrap purchase prices

Japan’s Kanto scrap tender closes with significant drop of $25/mt

Tokyo Steel cuts domestic scrap prices for sixth time this month

Tokyo Steel cuts domestic scrap prices for fifth time this month

Tokyo Steel cuts domestic scrap purchase prices by another JPY 500/mt

Tokyo Steel cuts domestic scrap prices for fourth time in a row

Tokyo Steel cuts local scrap prices further over weekend and today

Tokyo Steel cuts local scrap prices further by JPY 500/mt

Tokyo Steel cuts local scrap prices amid lack of demand in Asia

Japan’s Kanto scrap tender closes with drop in yen-based price, but up $4/mt

Tokyo Steel cuts local scrap prices again, dollar-based equivalent increases

Tokyo Steel further cuts local scrap prices, dollar-based equivalent unchanged

Tokyo Steel announces additional cuts in local scrap purchase prices

Tokyo Steel announces cut in local scrap prices

Tokyo Steel lowers scrap purchase price for Kyushu region

Tokyo Steel cut scrap purchase prices at all plants

Japan’s Kanto scrap tender closes with rise in yen price, fall of $4/mt in dollar price

Tokyo Steel hikes scrap purchase prices for three assets, cuts them for one

Tokyo Steel increases scrap procurement prices in two yards

Japan’s Kanto scrap tender closed with a $10/mt fall

Tokyo Steel cuts scrap prices by JPY 500/mt amid appreciation of yen

Tokyo Steel opens satellite yard in Kansai, prices announced today

Tokyo Steel cuts scrap purchase prices for two plants after fire at weekend

Tokyo Steel raises scrap purchase price for Utsunomiya plant

Japan’s Kanto scrap export tender closes with another rise

Free Global View on Scrap: Turkish market seeks direction, demand still weak in Asia

Tokyo Steel cuts scrap purchase price only for Utsunomiya plant

Japan’s Kanto scrap tender closes with increase

Japanese H2 offer prices to Vietnam increase

Import scrap prices in Far East slip close to bottom, demand seen only from Taiwan and Vietnam

Japan’s Kanto scrap tender closed with expected drop amid weak demand

Tokyo Steel cuts local scrap prices by JPY 1,000/mt amid subdued demand in Asia

Tokyo Steel decreases its scrap prices, but dollar-based prices move up

Tokyo Steel increases its scrap purchase price for its Takamatsu plant

Negative sentiment persists in Vietnam’s import scrap market

Tokyo Steel increases its scrap purchase prices for Utsunomiya plant

Free Global View on Scrap: Turkish and Asian scrap markets remain soft

Japan’s Kanto scrap export tender closes sideways

Tokyo Steel cuts scrap purchase price for its Utsunomiya plant

Tokyo Steel increases its scrap purchase prices by $7-8/mt

Price in Japan’s Kanto scrap export tender rises by $8/mt, S. Korea returns to import scrap market


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