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Global Stainless Steel CR Coil Markets Struggle with Market Uncertainty, Leads Price Fall
Global Stainless Steel CR Coil Markets Struggle with Market Uncertainty, Leads Price Fall

Global Stainless Steel CR Coil Markets Struggle with Market Uncertainty, Leads Price Fall

  • 19-Sep-2024 6:30 PM
  • Journalist: Kim Chul Son

In the USA Stainless Steel CR Coil market, prices slightly dropped due to increased supply and decrease demand. Meanwhile, the Germany Stainless Steel CR Coil market saw a decline due to rising crude steel and pig iron output, putting pressure on local suppliers. The Stainless Steel CR Coil market observed a slight price decline, reflecting broader market difficulties.

The USA Stainless Steel CR Coil market saw a slight drop in prices at the end of the week on September 13th. The market is dealing with challenges such as increased supply and falling domestic scrap prices. An upcoming shipment on the East Coast is expected to further push prices down. A minerals supply cooperation agreement signed between the U.S. and Argentina aims to strengthen supply chains, but there is a decrease in demand, especially from the construction and automotive sectors. International demand for U.S. scrap metal has also weakened, resulting in an overall market decline for Stainless Steel CR Coil. Market sentiment remains cautious, with a focus on conservative purchasing strategies.

The prices of Stainless Steel CR Coil in Germany observed a slight decline due to supply and demand imbalance on September 13th. In the Germany Stainless Steel CR Coil market, the supply has increased due to rising crude steel and pig iron output in the country, influenced by global steel dynamics. Increased imports are putting pressure on local suppliers, despite efforts to boost domestic production. Demand for stainless steel CR coils has significantly decreased, particularly in the automotive industry for some manufacturers, resulting in a challenging environment for suppliers with rising inventory levels and slowing demand. Amidst growing supply and general uncertainty among stakeholders, the market is experiencing downward price pressures.

During the week ending on September 13th, the Stainless Steel CR Coil in China market saw a slight price decline, indicating broader market difficulties. Although inventories in key trading hubs such as Wuxi and Foshan stayed steady, certain mills reported decreased output. The government's temporary halt of the steel capacity replacement program signalled a cautious approach to industry growth. Despite supply increases from major projects like Tsingshan Holding's and Fuzhou Changjin Stainless Steel, overall demand weakened for Stainless Steel CR Coil, especially in the automotive sectors. Reduced export volumes due to the rainy season in Southeast Asia, along with weaker domestic demand, added pressure on the market. The slowdown in China's property sector, a significant Stainless Steel CR Coil consumer, also contributed to the decreased demand.

ChemAnalyst indicates that weak market fundamentals and low trading activity may lead to a decline in Stainless Steel CR Coil prices in the USA. Similarly, European steel manufacturers are optimistic about the potential price increase resulting from the recent steel safeguard measures implemented by the European Commission for Stainless Steel CR Coil. Meanwhile, reduced trading activity in the Asian region is anticipated to influence Stainless Steel CR Coil price trends in China.

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