Latest news on China Steel Scrap markets

MONTHLY: Downside room seen for China's ferrous scrap prices in Oct

China's ferrous scrap prices are projected to fluctuate at a low level in October, as demand for finished steel is likely to stay lackluster, prompting mills to push for lower steel scrap prices, Mysteel's latest monthly report on the commodity suggests.

FLASH: Japan scrap export prices rise in Kanto auction

Friday's auction for H2 grade scrap for export through Tokyo Bay next month saw the winning bid rise more strongly than market watchers had expected to reach Yen 52,077/t ($329.4/t) FAS, higher by Yen 3,964/t from last month's top bid for current month exports.

WEEKLY: China's ferrous scrap market stays stable during holiday

China's steel scrap market was largely quiet during the country's National Day holiday over October 1-7, Mysteel's latest survey showed, as many traders temporarily closed their businesses to enjoy the holiday break.

Taiwan's Feng Hsin rolls over rebar, scrap prices

Feng Hsin Steel, Taiwan's largest rebar producer headquartered in Taichung in central Taiwan, has decided to roll over its rebar list price and buying prices for local scrap for transactions over September 29-October 2 to monitor market developments, according to a company official.

WEEKLY: Chinese ferrous scrap prices mark time

Chinese prices of steel scrap remained generally stable during the past week, even though lackluster demand for finished steel among end-users and mounting scrap inventories at mills gave more bargaining power to steelmakers in price negotiations, Mysteel Global learned.

Global seaborne stainless steel scrap trade rises 17% in Jan-Jun26

Scrap trade growth outpaces 5% rise in global SS output. China, Italy drive stronger cross-border scrap flows. Nickel uncertainty increases strategic value of scrap

Taiwan's Feng Hsin hikes rebar list price by $6/t, holds scrap price

Feng Hsin Steel, Taiwan's largest rebar producer headquartered in Taichung in central Taiwan, has decided to raise its rebar list price by TWD 200/tonne ($6.3/t) for business negotiations over September 21-24, while rolling over its buying price for local scrap after a TWD 200/t hike over the prior

EU: India faces exclusion from EU metal scrap imports under draft WSR list

Ferrous and aluminium scrap face the greatest exposure in India. Final authorised-country list due by 21 November 2026

GACC: China's Jan-Aug ferrous scrap imports surge 31% YoY

China's imports of ferrous scrap during January-August this year totalled 228,400 tonnes, significantly higher by 31.2% compared with the same period last year, according to the latest statistics from the country's General Administration of Customs (GACC).

WEEKLY: Chinese ferrous scrap prices edge lower

Chinese prices of steel scrap continued to move downward during the past week, in parallel with the further decline in finished steel prices, Mysteel's latest survey showed.