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China’s coated steel market to be positive in future

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Update time : 2022-05-05 18:08:03
Due to the Covid-19 epidemic, the trade of coated steel in China was inactive, so the prices kept stable during Labour Day holiday.

Recently, the supply in East and North China was under pressure, especially in Shanghai. The price was maintained at a high level. On the contrary, supply and logistics in South China are still regular, so the demand remained low.

Most of the enterprises in China resumed work because the Covid-19 epidemic eased. The demand was expected to be positive. Prices of China’s coated steel market will be on the high side of fluctuation.
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