Fe Scrap Watch #46: Billet increased again! Not a temporary rise
03/29/2016 08:13
Chinese steel prices have recently steamed up the steel market.
Many say that the sharp rise in steel prices would be temporal one and some news have reported the prices have been already dropping, but in fact, the upward trend in prices are not likely to come down so easily this time.
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