Daily Market Report

The stainless steel market remains mixed, with the 300 and 400 series facing low demand, while the 200 series sees increased interest due to limited imports. Prices across various grades remain steady, with slight variations between imported and domestic materials.

Stainless steel prices remain varied across grades, with the 200 series seeing increased demand due to limited imports. The 300 and 400 series continue to face low demand, driven by financial constraints and market oversupply. Experts predict a steady performance for the 200 series, while other grades may continue to struggle.

Stainless steel prices remained stable. The 300 series continues to experience low demand due to liquidity issues, while the 200 series demand has risen, driven by limited imports. Experts predict continued sluggishness for the 300 series, while the 200 series is expected to perform well in specialized finishes and thinner sections.

Stainless steel prices and demand show varied performance across grades. While 200 series sees a boost due to limited imports, 300 and 400 series face low demand amidst cash constraints. Nickel prices rose slightly to $15,805/mt, with the INR at 84.41 against USD.

The stainless steel market is experiencing mixed demand across different series, with the 200 series showing steady demand, while 300 and 400 series demand is lower. Prices for 304 CR, 316L HR, and 201 CR remain stable, with an uptick in 200 series pricing following an import shortage. Nickel prices dipped, and copper saw a modest rise.

Stainless steel prices have remained relatively stable, though demand varies across grades due to economic and supply factors. The 300 series is experiencing lower demand, impacted by limited market liquidity, while the 200 series demand holds steady due to restricted imports. Experts suggest limited price movement in the coming week.

Stainless steel prices remain relatively stable across grades, though demand fluctuations persist, especially within the 300 and 400 series. The 200 series continues to see steady demand due to limited imported stock, and special finishes are also gaining interest due to their scarcity.

Stainless steel prices are showing increases, with nickel and copper also trending upwards. Domestic 304 and 316 stainless steel prices remain high, and anti-dumping duties are expected to stabilize local pricing. Demand in the 300 and 400 series is low, while the 200 series maintains stable demand due to limited imports.

The stainless steel market has experienced recent price adjustments, with notable reductions in 304 and 316L categories. Demand has softened in certain series, particularly the 300 series, due to limited market liquidity. The 200 series demand remains steady, supported by low imports.

Nickel and Copper prices experienced slight fluctuations, with nickel dropping and copper rising. The demand for stainless steel remains weak, particularly in the 300 and ferritic series, due to liquidity constraints. However, the 200 series and No.4 PVC materials see increased demand, driven by limited imports.

Stainless steel prices remain steady with limited demand, especially in the 300 series, due to funding shortages and upcoming festive holidays. The 200 series is still seeing demand due to scarce imports, while ferritic grades remain relatively weak. Recent acquisitions and policy changes are expected to impact the market.

The stainless steel market sees varied price adjustments across grades, with fluctuations driven by regional demand and limited imported material. Nickel prices opened slightly down, while copper saw a modest increase. Meanwhile, Japan is discussing potential trade measures against Chinese and Korean imports.