HRC Inventory in Ningbo Declines by 8.58% WoW, 6.99% YoY

Published: Apr 30, 2025 11:54
This week, the large-sample inventory of HRC in Ningbo was 321,800 mt, down 30,200 mt WoW, representing an 8.58% decline. The YoY decline on the Gregorian calendar was 6.99%.

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