[SMM Shanghai HRC Inventory] Shanghai Inventory Declined at a Faster Pace This Week

Published: Apr 15, 2026 13:11

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Shanghai HRC inventory this week was 577,100 mt, down 17,400 mt WoW, a decrease of 2.93%; up 72.68% YoY (solar calendar), up 62.75% YoY (lunar calendar).

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