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Feb
17:05
Northwestern European buyers keep questioning if prices of more than €900/t ($953) for hot-dip galvanized coil can be achieved by domestic mills, but they have fewer doubts about the more than €800/t called for hot-rolled coil.
Various sources point out that especially steel service centres are cautious about accepting the latest price hikes by the market leader mill, as they are having trouble handing them down to their customers. This would paint …
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Christian Koehl
Germany
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