Just know.China only export 0.2 percent steel to United States.From what I see China have inventory of steel due to overcapacity.But it can count on in case of something gone dissaray this amount will be wipe out.Like oil also every country have inventory.So overcapacity is to built up inventory until certain level.But China control the supply of steel as overcapacity had become smaller than few years ago.
As I predicted it's gone green either thurs or Friday.If things allow there 2 more days to confirm as wed low should not be violated as trend reversal.Just oversold due to fear of .....,
I am afraid that many foreign investors in Huaan they are not aware that Huaan business production is in China and not in Malaysia, Malaysia steel production will be mutch more impacted than China due to US steel tariffs. Neverless, US export mild steel to many country as well, so that these country may impose tariffs, this coukd only lead to steel price going up and will not impact the production rate at all. Think ahead..
Pmetal and Masteel share are up today, this show confidence in the asian steel market. Huaan shoukd go up as well. It is a matter of time till investors come back to Huaan. The share is oversokd, you can see it by looking to the daily volume keep decreasing and buy volume percentage increasing.
SYDNEY (March 9): Asian shares rallied and the safe-haven yen eased on Friday after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un offered to stop nuclear and missile testing and U.S. President Donald Trump agreed to a meeting that could come before May.
South Korea's national security adviser made the announcement at the White House, after delivering a letter from Kim. Trump's aides have been wary of North Korea's diplomatic overtures because of its history of reneging on international commitments.
Excuse me the latest price.China export steel is at all time low to US.0.2%.Expect negotiation of increase export of steel to US.But in exchange of something.
If USA keep the steel tariffs against steels from europe and Asia, US companies will have no choice but to pay these tariffs and perhaps increase their trade with China since it steel will be mutch mutch mutch cheaper than european steel, as euro currency is strengthening, whike RMB is weakening. I thing steel export from China will definetly increase instead of decrease. We shall visit the numbers in the next 6 month.
I agree with Betta.As same as what i say at 11.29am.0.2 percent of steel to US is bottom.Come on that not a fair trade.Somemore China buy a lot of debt from US.Maybe that wht i think in exchange.
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Making good on a campaign promise, President Trump on Thursday announced plans to introduce 25 percent tariffs on imported steel and 10 percent tariffs on aluminum next week.
Speaking at a White House meeting, Trump said that for decades, "disgraceful" trade policies have impacted the steel and aluminum industries. "When our country can't make aluminum and steel," he said, "You almost don't have much of a country."
The announcement jolted markets. Steel stocks jumped on the news, while automakersretracted. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index and Dow Jones Industrial Average remained down on Friday.
But one market that won't be moved much, if at all: Chinese steel.
"A number of Chinese steel mills, transporters, and traders have actually given up on the U.S. market as an export destination," said Shanghai-based Linda Lin, editor of the China Steel Service at consulting firm CRU.
The U.S. is the world's largest steel importer, relying on shipments from more than one hundred countries and territories. Details regarding the tariffs were not presented, and it's unclear if certain trade partners will receive preferential treatment. During the meeting, though, Trump did single out China.
For the Chinese steel manufacturers, however, the news was inconsequential. Although China is the world's largest steel exporter, it is only the 11th-largest source country to the U.S., accounting for just 2 percent of total U.S. imports last year.
Given this low base, "We think this is a negative for the world steel industry as a whole, but as for China, we don't think it can be any worse," Lin said.
Obama administration hit Chinese steel hard in 2016 Prior to this announcement, the U.S. had already implemented trade taxes on different types of imported steel from China. In 2016, the Obama administration imposed duties on some Chinese steel imports by more than 500 percent, causing Chinese imports to the U.S. to drop by almost two-thirds.
According to Yan Tong, Chief Business Development Officer at Shagang International, one of China's largest steel mills, the U.S. has been moving in this direction for years. "Trump's action just accelerated it," she said. "It doesn't affect us that much because we don't export to U.S., anyway."
Trump made the announcement as Liu He, a Chinese economic advisor and reported trusted associate of President Xi Jinping, was visiting the White House.
99.99% people cannot get the lowest or even very near to thelowest price....so must be willing to lose some....and hopefully win much more by holding and patiently waiting.
betta68 ..just now i see got a report about Trump sign a contract.... that contract is it any help for improve the price for huaan ?! or nothing use de?
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Just know.China only export 0.2 percent steel to United States.From what I see China have inventory of steel due to overcapacity.But it can count on in case of something gone dissaray this amount will be wipe out.Like oil also every country have inventory.So overcapacity is to built up inventory until certain level.But China control the supply of steel as overcapacity had become smaller than few years ago.