CHINA REBAR: Adverse weather saps market's upward momentum

China's domestic rebar prices stopped rising on Tuesday May 11 due to rain sapping demand a day after the market surged, due participants still have a bullish outlook.

Domestic
Eastern China (Shanghai): 6,000-6,030 yuan ($934-939) per tonne, unchanged
Rain affect parts of eastern China and disrupted construction activity and stalled the transportation of rebar, which resulted in a drop in trading compared with a day earlier.

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