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Kenya's Construction Costs Up as Global Steel Prices Soar

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Update time : 2023-01-19 20:33:01

Steel prices increased globally in three months following a market shortage of the steel supply

  • Leading global market suppliers like China (52%) reported a slump in crude steel production, resulting in high prices
  • Market indicators showed a 29.5% rise in steel prices from $1458.37 (KSh 181,057) per tonne reported in October 2022 to $1964.12 (KSh 243,845) in January 2023

The rise in prices leading to increased cost of construction could be transferred to the end users

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