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Vietnam: Imported scrap prices edge up w-o-w following Kanto tender results

Source: BigMint Nov 19, 2025 10:00

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Wide bid-offer gaps keep imported scrap trade thin. Heavy rains, flooding slow construction demand

Vietnam's imported ferrous scrap prices inched up w-o-w, supported by intermittent restocking in the north. However, widespread flooding and persistent storms disrupted logistics and stalled construction activity, keeping mills cautious and limiting bulk bookings. The November 2025 Kanto export tender posted a moderate m-o-m rise of JPY 644/t ($4/t). A

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