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January 18, 2013
Domestic Mill Exports Fall Below 1 Million Tons
Written by John Packard
Exports at lowest levels since February 2011



Product
January 18, 2013
Written by John Packard
Exports at lowest levels since February 2011



According to recently finalized US Commerce Department data, US steel imports tumbled to a near five-year low in September
The US rig count edged down this week while the Canadian count inched up, according to the latest Baker Hughes data released on Friday, Dec. 12.
US longs prices diverged in early December, with rebar and structurals prices rising on data center demand while wire rod remained flat, as domestic mills balanced the market. Import volumes, in November, declined sharply across all longs.
SMU’s latest steel buyers market survey results are now available on our website to all premium members.
After another eventful week in the steel market comes to a close, one of the most interesting developments has been timing.