SMM Flash: China's steel export offers were mostly lower today, down by $2-5 per tonne, with most shipments scheduled for November-December. In terms of transactions, inquiries increased significantly, while prices for some products continued to weaken. Overseas customers' purchasing sentiment improved, leading to relatively high transaction activity. However, due to the prevalence of MD offers recently, especially for HRC, it was difficult to close deals at normal tax-inclusive prices, making shipments challenging. In contrast, transactions for products such as billets, slabs, and medium-thickness plates were relatively better.
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