28
Jun
07:32
Chinese coke prices lift, then stabilise
China’s domestic coke prices lifted last week due to solid restocking demand from mills. However, low steel demand amid the rainy season, weak cost support and recovering coke inventories are undermining any further price increase.
The ex-works price of Lvliang quasi-first-grade wet quenching coke was assessed on Friday at CNY 1,800/tonne ($248/t), up CNY 50/t. Anze low-sulphur prime coking coal remained at CNY 1,900/t, flattish over the week. Quasi-first gr…
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Very good overview of the weekly steel market.
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