Tokyo steel didn’t accept export contract in level of under FOB 650 dollers for Hot coil and under FOB 750 dollers for H-beam looking at ferrous scrap price situation and high yen. The firm keeps the export-style placed emphasis on the profit. In total of Tokyo steel, the firm planned to produce 260,000-270,000 tonnes in July, but it is more likely to underrun the plan.
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