Singapore rebar demand stable ahead of new year | Metal Bulletin.com
Demand for imported rebar in Singapore was stable in the past week, with some participants remaining in the spot market for cargoes ahead of the new year.
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Demand for imported rebar in Singapore was stable in the past week, with some participants remaining in the spot market for cargoes ahead of the new year.
Singapore bought two rebar import cargoes recently, including a 25,000-tonne late December-loading cargo from Oman and a 40,000-tonne January-loading cargo from Vietnam. The latter is from a major blast furnace (BF)-based steelmaker in central Vietnam.
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