Indian domestic secondary billet prices up $24 in a week on strong demand

November 07, 2020 / www.metalbulletin.com / Article Link

Indian local secondary billet prices rose by 1,800 rupees ($24) per tonne week on week on account of strong demand from finished product makers and a sharp rise in prices of direct-reduced iron (DRI).

Fastmarkets assessed the price of steel billet domestic, ex-works India at 33,300-33,500 rupees per tonne on Friday November 6, compared with 31,500-31,700 rupees per tonne ex-works last week.

"Demand for billet...

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