HRC Inventory for the Second Week of June 2026

Published: Jun 11, 2026 14:05

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This week, social HRC inventory stood at 2.7111 million mt, down 46,300 mt from the previous week, down 1.68% WoW, up 40.52% YoY, and up 36.71% YoY based on the lunar calendar.

This week, HRC mill inventory stood at 974,800 mt, up 17,000 mt from the previous week, up 1.85% WoW, down 6.15% YoY, and down 5.42% YoY based on the lunar calendar.

This week, total HRC inventory stood at 3.6859 million mt, down 28,600 mt from the previous week, down 0.77% WoW, up 24.19% YoY, and up 22.30% YoY based on the lunar calendar.

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