Indian secondary billet prices fall by $21/t on weak demand for finished products

April 24, 2021 / www.metalbulletin.com / Article Link

Indian secondary billet prices fell by 1,600 rupees ($21) per tonne during the week to Friday April 23 on subdued demand from finished product makers, market sources said.

"There is a shortage of industrial oxygen all over the country because oxygen is being prioritized for medical use [for treatment of Covid-19]," an official from an integrated billet mill told Fastmarkets.

Recent News

Rising metals price volatility over past month

January 12, 2026 / www.canadianminingreport.com

Gold stocks surge ahead of equities on metal price gain

January 12, 2026 / www.canadianminingreport.com

Base metals outlook for 2026 opaque after decent rise last year

January 07, 2026 / www.canadianminingreport.com

Gold and silver stocks far outpace the major markets

January 07, 2026 / www.canadianminingreport.com

Bank of Japan boosts rates, continuing an unwinding carry trade

December 22, 2025 / www.canadianminingreport.com
See all >
Share to Youtube Share to Facebook Facebook Share to Linkedin Share to Twitter Twitter Share to Tiktok