Taiwan’s screw exports prices fall for consecutive five months | Yieh Corp Steel Market News

Article by · 2012/08/20 ·

It’s reported that Taiwan’s screw export prices have fallen for consecutive five months due to weak market demand.

In fact, the Taiwanese screw makers’ received order volumes increased in the first four months of this year. However, as CSC cut its list prices of steel wire and bar for January and February, the screw export prices dropped accordingly.

In this January, the average export prices of screws were at US$2.838/kg., rising by 5% from a month earlier; nevertheless, it started to fall from February.

At present, the average export prices of screws have fallen for consecutive five months. In June, the average export prices of screws decreased to US$2.716/kg, decreasing by US$3.71/kg in comparison of that in the same period of a year earlier.

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via Yieh Corp Steel Market News.