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Asia Steel Market Update: Neutral Sentiment with Mixed Activity Trends Amidst Price Adjustments In Asia’s steel market, particularly in China, recent pricing trends have shown slight declines. The articles MOC: Average rebar price in China decreases by 0.1 percent in Jan 26-Feb 1 2026 and NBS: Local Chinese rebar prices
AM/NS Calvert LLC Increases Steel Production as Global Demand Rises AM/NS Calvert LLC, located in Alabama and owned by ArcelorMittal and Nippon Steel, specializes in producing electric arc furnace (EAF) steel, with an annual production capacity of 1.5 million tons. This facility primarily supplies the automotive, building, infrastructure, energy, and
European Steel Market Report: Rising Prices Amid Plant Activity Declines In Europe, the steel market sentiment remains Neutral as production activity shows varied trends, closely related to recent news highlighting price increases. Articles titled “Polish long steel prices keep climbing amid higher costs, less pressure from import“ and “Growing costs
Positive Outlook for Asia’s Steel Market amid Rising Production Activity and Prices Recent developments in Asia’s steel market indicate a positive trend, primarily driven by factors outlined in the articles “Global HRC prices rose in most regions at the beginning of the year“ and “Nucor raises hot-rolled coil prices for
China Steel Market Update: Rising Activity & Global Demand Forecast Sparks Opportunities for Buyers China’s steel market demonstrates a very positive outlook as satellite data reveals notable activity trends across several key plants, coinciding with recent forecasts from ArcelorMittal. The articles “ArcelorMittal forecasts rebounding demand, eyes higher sales globally” and
Positive Outlook for European Steel Market Amidst Increased Domestic Activity European steel market sentiment remains positive as domestic hot-rolled coil (HRC) prices recover, primarily driven by reduced import volume due to the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) as seen in the article “European domestic HRC prices rise as pressure