Nucor increases HR spot price by $5/ton
Nucor increased its weekly hot-rolled coil spot list price by $5 per short ton on Monday, Nov. 10.
Nucor increased its weekly hot-rolled coil spot list price by $5 per short ton on Monday, Nov. 10.
Nucor increases HR spot price by $5/ton
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Nucor has raised its weekly spot list price on hot-rolled coil by $10 per short ton (st) after keeping it unchanged since Aug. 25.
Nucor kept its consumer spot price (CSP) for hot-rolled coil at $875 per short ton (st) for the ninth straight week.
Nucor has left its consumer spot price for hot-rolled coil at $875 per short ton for the eighth straight week.
Nucor is keeping hot-rolled (HR) coil prices unchanged again this week, according to its latest consumer spot price (CSP) notice issued on Monday, Oct. 6
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Nucor is keeping hot-rolled (HR) coil prices unchanged again this week, according to its latest consumer spot price (CSP) notice issued on Monday, Sept. 29.
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Nucor kept hot-rolled (HR) coil prices unchanged this week, according to its latest consumer spot price (CSP) notice on Monday, Sept. 22.
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Nucor held its hot-rolled coil list price flat again this week, according to its Monday, Sept. 15 consumer spot price (CSP) notice.
Nucor aims to keep plate prices flat for a seventh straight month with the opening of its October order book.
Nucor kept hot-rolled (HR) coil prices unchanged this week, according to its latest consumer spot price (CSP) notice on Sept. 8.
Nucor kept its weekly list price for hot-rolled (HR) coil unchanged this week, following a price bump of $10 per short ton (st) last week.
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Nucor is attempting to halt the decline in hot-rolled coil prices with the announcement of a $10-per-short-ton increase in its weekly consumer spot price on Monday.
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Nucor has lowered its hot-rolled (HR) spot price by another $10 per short ton (st) this week.
Nucor has implemented a double-digit price decrease on spot hot-rolled (HR) coil for the second consecutive week.
Nucor Plate Group has informed customers that August spot prices will remain flat.
Nucor’s weekly consumer spot price (CSP) for hot-rolled (HR) coil was adjusted $10 per short ton (st) lower this week after holding steady last week.
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