CIS STEEL BILLET: Market remains firm, supported by demand in China

September 18, 2021 / www.metalbulletin.com / Article Link

Prices for steel billet exports from the Commonwealth of Independent States remained firm over past the week, supported by demand from China.

Having sold a significant part of their October allocations and even part of their November allocations to China in the week to September 3, CIS mills were mainly in wait-and-see mode and not hurrying to sell their remaining volumes.
Rare indications of offers were heard from suppliers within the range of $610-620 per tonne fob Black Sea, but most mills preferred to withdraw from the market and assess the situation.

"According to our assessments, China booked around 1 million tonnes of billet of various origins...

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