Artikel tagged ‘Stahlmarkt’
Economic & Steel Market Outlook 2012-2013. Steel end-users show resilience despite recessionary economic environment.
Global steel output to expand by 100 million tonnes this year. World steel production will continue its inexorable rise in 2012 despite downbeat economic prospects, states MEPS (International) Ltd. in its latest issue of World Steel Outlook.
Global steel price upturn anticipated in early 2012. The West European market is very quiet in the run up to Christmas.
Steel markets in developing nations continue to be weighed down by economic uncertainty.
Der Markt für Flachstahl ist in West-Europa kurz vor Weihnachten sehr ruhig. Die Nachfrage ist schwach und die Aktivität sehr gering.
EU buyers are reluctant to place orders on the mills as concern over the current financial crisis is undermining business confidence. They believe that prices could go down even further and so are staying out of the market for now. Because demand is so mediocre, the output cuts that European producers have implemented so far have not had any positive effects on basis values. However, more are planned by several steelmakers.
Recovery lost steam in Q2. Indicators weaken on resurfacing of sovereign debt concerns. Manufacturing to remain bright spot in darkened outlook. ECB changing its policy stance. Fragile recovery – no recession. Risks skewed to the downside.
Pressegespräch am 11. Oktober 2011 worldsteel-45 Paris. Konjunktur: Stahlmarkt wächst 2012 moderat weiter.
The current global steel market roundup from MEPS.
The MEPS global steel price uptick in September may be temporary.
Economic uncertainties unsettle global stainless steel markets.
The current Scrap Market Roundup from MEPS.
The current Billet Market Roundup from MEPS.
In September 2011 steel prices remain under pressure in many developing countries.
Economic turmoil leads to weakness in european steel market. Despite earlier market expectations to the contrary, European demand has not picked up following the long holiday break.
German steel price market roundup. Most consuming sectors of hot rolled coil are healthy with the exception of the pipe making industry, which is weaker than the others.
Die weltweite Produktion von Rohstahl stieg im März 2011 um 7 Prozent auf 129,3 Millionen Tonnen, was die höchste monatliche Produktion aller Zeiten ist.
The World Steel Association (worldsteel) today released its April 2011 short range outlook (SRO) for 2011 and 2012. worldsteel forecasts that apparent steel use will increase by 5.9% to 1,359 mmt in 2011, following 13.2% growth in 2010. In 2012, it is forecast that world steel demand will grow further by 6.0% to reach a new record of 1,441 mmt.
Einerseits sorgt der gegenüber dem Dollar schwache Euro dafür, dass die steigenden Rohstoffkosten noch mehr anziehen, weil deren Weltmarktpreise in Dollar gerechnet werden. Andererseits fänden durch die Euro-Schwäche Einfuhren kaum noch statt, weil selbst für traditionelle Billig-Stahlländer die Lieferung in Euro-Länder unattraktiv sei. Quelle: Stahl online
