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China iron ore futures slump as steel stockpiles mount

Iron ore futures in China dropped more than 2% on Wednesday after climbing for two sessions, as the country’s steadily rising inventory of steel products raised doubts over a recovery in demand for the steelmaking raw material.

Investors also fretted over the magnitude of economic fallout from a global coronavirus outbreak, further weighing on iron ore and other ferrous derivatives in China, the world’s top steel producer and exporter.

The Dalian Commodity Exchange’s most-traded iron ore contract, expiring in May, fell as much as 2.3% to 639 yuan ($91.98) a tonne. Steel prices on the Shanghai Futures Exchange wobbled.

“Weak fundamentals put pressure on futures prices,” analysts at SinoSteel Futures Co Ltd in Beijing wrote in a note, adding that while steel product inventories remain high, downstream demand may stay weak for some time.

“New orders tumbled to 19.8 from 39.6 in January, which is worrying because it implies steel demand in March may have yet to pick up as fast as expected,” Helen Lau, a metals and mining analyst at Argonaut Securities in Hong Kong said, citing data from Monday that showed China’s factory activity plunged in February.

Iron ore and steel futures gained over the past two days on expectations that China’s government would aggressively roll out further policy support for the coronavirus-hit domestic economy.

However, the lack of clarity on the timing and effectiveness of any further stimulus measures from Beijing tempered optimism.

FUNDAMENTALS
* China’s construction steel rebar inventory SH-TOT-RBARINV has piled up to a record high, while stockpiles of hot-rolled coil SH-TOT-HRCLINV, used in cars and home appliances, hit their highest in two years, based on industry data tracked by SteelHome consultancy.

* China’s central bank kept short-term borrowing costs steady on Wednesday, shrugging off the U.S. Federal Reserve’s emergency policy rate cut overnight.

* Shanghai rebar was up 0.6% by 0320 GMT, after falling as much as 0.8% earlier in the session, while hot-rolled coil was flat.

* Stainless steel shed as much as 1.5%.

* Other ferrous raw materials also retreated, with coking coal slipping as much 0.8%, and coke down 1.2%.

* Spot iron ore prices jumped to one-week highs on Tuesday, with the benchmark 62% grade settling at $89 a tonne, supported by stockpiling by some steel mills, SteelHome data showed. SH-CCN-IRNOR62
Source: Reuters (Reporting by Enrico dela Cruz; Editing by Devika Syamnath)

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Hoa Phat’s February steel exports almost triple year-on-year
Hoa Phat Group, the largest steel maker in the country, exported over 40,000 tonnes of construction steel in February, almost tripling that of the same period last year.

Hanoi (VNA) – Hoa Phat Group, the largest steel maker in the country, exported over 40,000 tonnes of construction steel in February, almost tripling that of the same period last year.

Dramatic surge was seen in exports to Canada, which accounted for 54.4 percent of the total exports. It was followed by Thailand and Malaysia.

The company’s sales of construction steel last month hit 205,000 tonnes, bringing the total sales in the first two months of 2020 to 381,000 tonnes, including 69,000 tonnes exported.

The February steel sales in the southern region hit 54,810 tonnes while sales in the northern and central regions amounted over 86.5 tonnes and 23.9 tonnes, respectively.

Aside from finished products, the firm supplied 170,000 tonnes of high-quality billets to factories in Asia, including Thailand and Indonesia.

In April, the steel maker plans to test the hot-rolled coil (HRC) production line as part of the second phase of the Hoa Phat – Dung Quang steel integrated complex.

Hoa Phat Group exported more than 265,000 tonnes of construction steel in 2019, up 11.3 percent year on year, the multi-sectoral conglomerate reported.

Some of its foreign markets include the US, Australia, Canada, Japan, Cambodia, Malaysia, Laos, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, the Philippines and Brunei.

Among them, Cambodia was the largest, to which Hoa Phat shipped 151,000 tonnes of steel, accounting for over 50 percent of the total export volume.

It was followed by Japan (55,000 tonnes), Canada (20,000 tonnes), the US and Malaysia, which are all demanding markets, proving the competitiveness and quality of Hoa Phat steel in the global market, the group said.

For 2020, the multi-sector conglomerate aims to ship 400,000 tonnes of construction steel abroad, equivalent to nearly 10 percent of its sale target.

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