CHINA REBAR: Sharp price rise sends demand falling

June 01, 2021 / www.metalbulletin.com / Article Link

China's domestic rebar prices rose sharply on Monday May 31 following strong gains in the billet market over the weekend, but demand decreased in response to the increases.

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Eastern China (Shanghai): 5,000-5,030 yuan ($785-790) per tonne, up by 170 yuan per tonne
A $6-trillion budget for the United States' fiscal year 2022 unveiled by President Joe Biden last Friday led to bullish sentiment in commodity markets.

Spot rebar prices moved up...

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