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Taiwan’s Yusco raises export stainless steel prices for Sep

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Update time : 2021-08-30 18:33:54
Yieh United Steel Corp. (Yusco), a leading stainless steel mill in Taiwan, announced its new prices for September today (August 30).

According to the price adjustment, the domestic price was kept unchanged, and the export price was raised by US$80-180/ton, depending on different products and regions.

Yusco said that due to the disarrangement in customers’ deliveries caused by the COVID-19 epidemic and chaotic shipping market, the firm decided to absorb the increased cost by themselves so as to ensure downstream buyers’ ability to take orders, aiming to jointly develop more domestic and overseas steel markets and improve competitiveness.
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