Fe Scrap Watch2022#17 A Brief Bump Up Very Similar to the Lehman Shock
08/26/2022 18:18
Tokyo Steel's first price cut in two and a half years is the most eloquent indication of the market situation.
Tokyo Steel announced a price increase for scrap on the 24th, following its announcement on the 18th. The price increase was as large as JPY2,000-3,000 per ton except for the Tahara Works. Until last week,
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