analysis by بورسی های گیلان about Stock فولاد on 8/4/2025

#Steel اری The Chinese billet's export offers remained mainly for $ 2 to $ 5 FOB. However, some sellers also lowered prices to attract customers to $ 5 FOB. In Indonesia, the bid price dropped from October from $ 2 to $ 2 FOB. In the Philippines, buyers are still focused on the $ 5 CFR rate, but due to the high prices of the sellers, the deal was not finalized. Japanese billet offers were also reported up to $ 5 CFR. Overall, the Asian billet export market remained unclear in expectations. The China government has implemented more strict regulations to control steel exports without VAT. According to these provisions, exporters are required to accurately register trade information in the tax return and, if violated, were responsible for paying taxes. Analysts believe that the decision could raise export prices by up to $ 5 to $ 5 per tonne. However, market resources have expressed doubt about the effective and complete implementation of these regulations. Also, surveys show that non -covered VAT cargoes are about $ 1 to $ 5 cheaper than tax -related cargoes and are still active in the Southeast Asian market. The export price of the Iranian billet was reported in the range of $ 2 to $ 5, which was lower than the week ago. This decline was mainly due to global demand stagnation and problems with the electricity of the steel industry domestically. Experts have warned that further exports can be reduced if the current situation continues. On the other hand, in the domestic market, due to summer holidays and electricity shortages, there was little tendency to deal with the billet.