[SMM HRC Daily Trading Volume] Spot Transactions Move Sideways

Published: Jun 22, 2026 18:06

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[SMM HRC Daily Trading Volume] On June 22, the total HRC daily trading volume of sample enterprises in four cities (Shanghai, Lecong, Tianjin, Ningbo) tracked by SMM was 12,270 mt, up 180 mt (+1.4%) DoD, up 16.41% YoY on a Gregorian calendar basis, and down 11.60% YoY on a lunar basis.

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