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The stainless steel industry is also in a swinging state. The US election and China's committee congress will greatly impact the broad market. But still, you can review the act...
In October, China's manufacturing PMI returned to the expansion zone, to 50.1%, thanks to which Beijing implemented a series of stimulus policies. ...
Before the National Holiday, China released preferable policies to light up the market but it failed to maintain investors’ enthusiasm after the holiday. Keep reading Stainle...
2024-10
As Beijing keeps releasing supportive policies to hold up the market, a seven-day blank could make a whole difference. Now quickly go through with us about the Stainless Insights in China after the holiday.
2024-09
Unexpectedly, Italy, this EU member, purchased 20,000 tons of stainless steel from China in August, soaring by YoY 939%. October 1st is Chinese National Holiday, lasting for 7 days, don't forget to confirm your orders with you Chinese suppliers. For more analysis, please keep reading Stainless Insights in China.
Stainless Insights in China (September 9th - 13th): Weekly prices fell before the Mid-Autumn holiday. Demand is still dull during the traditional peak season. Steel mills' production is predicted to reduce slightly in September.
Stainless Insights in China from September 2nd to September 6th, the weekly average prices of the major grades of stainless steel decreased mostly. Spots inventory has been reduced for four weeks, but the volume remains large. In September, steel mills in China scheduled to reduce production because of the obscure demand.
Stainless Insights in China last week: all hopes bet on the US Fed rate cuts. People believe the Fed rate cut helps boost the non-ferrous market. Will stainless steel prices increase in September?
2024-08
Canada will impose 25% tariffs on most stainless steel products, starting on October 15th. China is making an effort to control steel output. Keep reading Stainless Insights in China last week.
