Shasteel Hikes Si-Mn Alloy Bid Price for August, SMM Reports

Published: Aug 15, 2017 15:29

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Shasteel raised big price for Si-Mn alloy by 300-400 yuan per tonne in September from August levels, SMM reported.

SHANGHAI, Aug. 15 (SMM) – Shasteel raised big price for Si-Mn alloy by 300-400 yuan per tonne in September from August levels, SMM reported.

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Bid prices were set at 7,500-7,700 yuan per tonne for September (by acceptance, price to factory).

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