Latest news on China Steel Scrap markets

MONTHLY: China's ferrous scrap prices poised for mild rises in Sept

China's ferrous scrap prices are expected to extend the upward trend seen in late August in September, supported by improving supply-demand fundamentals in the scrap market, Mysteel's latest market report on the commodity suggests.

Turkiye's ferrous scrap imports rise 4.5% MoM in July

Turkiye's imports of ferrous scrap in July increased for the second straight month by another 4.5% to reach 1.66 million tonnes, with the volume being 12.7% higher compared with the same month last year, according to the latest data released by the Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK).

Taiwan's Feng Hsin hikes rebar, scrap prices by $6/t

Taiwan's largest rebar producer, Feng Hsin Steel, headquartered in Taichung in central Taiwan, has decided to raise its rebar list price and buying price of local scrap by TWD 200/tonne ($6.3/t) each on week for transactions over August 31-September 4, according to a company official.

WEEKLY: China ferrous scrap prices nudge higher

Chinese prices of steel scrap moved upward marginally over the past week, mainly driven by the increases seen in the prices for finished steel products, the findings of Mysteel's latest survey showed.

Taiwan's Feng Hsin holds rebar, scrap prices

Taiwan's largest rebar producer, Feng Hsin Steel, headquartered in Taichung in central Taiwan, has decided to roll over its rebar list price and buying price of local scrap for transactions over August 24-28 to monitor further market developments, according to a company official.

BIFW: Global ferrous scrap trade flow new supply routes, new challenges

Domestic scrap rises as imports sharply decline. Quality scrap emerges as India's future challenge

WEEKLY: China ferrous scrap prices stay stable

Chinese prices of steel scrap stood largely stable over the past week, with the supply and demand of scrap materials shrinking across the country, the findings of Mysteel's latest survey showed.

GACC: China's Jan-Jul ferrous scrap imports jump 31% YoY

China's imports of ferrous scrap during January-July this year totalled 204,220 tonnes, higher by a large 31.4% compared with the same period last year, according to the latest statistics from the country's General Administration of Customs (GACC).

West Bengal emerges as rising secondary steel hub as capacity expansions accelerate

Capacity seen reaching 25 mnt by FY'30 from 21 mnt in FY'26. Long products dominate, with limited flat steel footprint

GACC: China's stainless steel scrap imports tumble 31% MoM in July

China's stainless steel scrap imports totaled around 15,500 tonnes in July, marking a significant decline of 6,800 tonnes or 30.6% month-on-month, according to new data from the General Administration of Customs (GACC). However, the volume still surged by 8,300 tonnes or 113.9% from July last year.