[SMM Iron and Steel Morning Meeting Minutes: Futures Lurched, Market T

Published: Mar 26, 2024 07:35

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[SMM Iron and Steel Morning Meeting Minutes: Futures Lurched, Market Trading Atmosphere Generally] Yesterday, the futures lurched and closed at 3585, down 0.75% compared to the previous trading day. The price in the spot market remained stable but slightly weak throughout the day. In terms of demand, influenced by the market situation, some futures entered the spot market in the morning, but end users were not actively purchasing and the trading atmosphere was average, with relatively weak trading volume for the whole day. Looking ahead, the macroeconomic environment at home and abroad is relatively positive, and there are no signs of further collapse in costs...

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