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steel exports
Latest news regarding steel exports.
Iron ore prices recovered, surpassing $102 per ton after positive export data from China.
Iron ore prices on the SGX and DCE exchanges rose simultaneously thanks to China's steel exports reaching their highest level since the end of 2025, while import supply decreased.
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China exported 10.34 million tons of steel in May, the highest level in five months.
Data from China's General Administration of Customs shows that steel exports increased by 8.8% while iron ore imports fell sharply to 97.71 million tons due to seasonal demand.
International steel prices in April 2026 rose slightly due to recovering construction demand.
The global steel market in April 2026 saw a slight increase due to rising raw material costs and improved construction demand, although pressure from oversupply continued to weigh on growth.
International steel prices rose slightly in January 2026 amid expectations of economic stimulus from China.
The global steel market saw a slight recovery at the beginning of 2026 due to rising raw material costs and infrastructure support packages from China, significantly impacting the Vietnamese steel industry.
Global steel market in February 2026: Iron ore prices remain stable at $99-102 per ton.
The global steel market faced pressure from oversupply in February 2026 as demand in China recovered slowly, directly impacting steel prices and Vietnam's exports.
World steel prices in March 2026 saw a slight increase, with steel billets reaching $480 per ton.
The global steel market recorded a slight increase in March 2026 due to rising raw material costs, despite the fact that demand in Southeast Asia has yet to recover.
Steel exports in the first four months of 2026 reached $2.57 billion, with prices recovering strongly.
Vietnam exported 3.94 million tons of steel in the first four months of 2026, recording a turnover of $2.57 billion. Notably, the average export price of steel in April increased to $706 per ton.
China's steel output in March 2026 fell 6.3% to 87.04 million tons.
April 17, 2026 15:59
China's crude steel output fell to its lowest level in March since 2020 due to low profit margins and weakened exports caused by conflict in the Middle East.
Australia is considering an anti-dumping investigation into galvanized steel from Vietnam and South Korea.
April 14, 2026 15:00
Australia is currently reviewing the application for anti-dumping duties on galvanized steel from Vietnam, and is expected to announce a decision to initiate a formal investigation on April 20, 2026.
Australia is considering imposing anti-dumping duties on galvanized steel imported from Vietnam.
April 14, 2026 10:31
The Australian Anti-Dumping Commission has received a request to investigate galvanized steel from Vietnam. The decision to initiate formal investigations will be announced before April 20, 2026.
Steel prices today, January 15th: Long-term futures reach a 5-month high after record Chinese exports.
January 15, 2026 08:44
The global steel market is highly polarized as forward prices reached a 5-month high thanks to China's record export volume of 119.02 million tons in 2024.
Steel prices today, December 16th: Continue to fall due to new policies from China.
December 16, 2025 18:30
Global steel and iron ore prices fell across the board after China announced stricter export controls. Meanwhile, the domestic construction steel market remained stable.
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