Shanghai Baosteel Hikes Si-Mn Alloy Bid Price for September

Published: Aug 31, 2017 11:24

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Shanghai Baosteel Group raised its bid price for Si-Mn alloy in September by 300 to 7600 yuan per tonne (including tax, by acceptance, price-to-factory).

SHANGHAI, Aug. 31 (SMM) - Shanghai Baosteel Group raised its bid price for Si-Mn alloy in September by 300 to 7600 yuan per tonne (including tax, by acceptance, price-to-factory).

One Large Steel Group in Hebei Releases Much Lower-Than-Expected Inquiries for Si-Mn Alloy in September, SMM Reports

Purchase volume is 1,100 tonnes.

Nanjing Iron & Steel Hikes Bid Price for Si-Mn Alloy in September, SMM Reports

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