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Flat Market: Domestic Increased HR/CR prices: Market Firm Delhi: Increased prices of Hot rolled coil (HRC) has increased the sales as stockiest look to buy in old price. Mostly prices traded at earlier level. Ludhiana: less buying with expectation of market to recover in the near term.
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Delhi Ludhiana Mumbai Hyderabad Tatanagar Ahmedabad Kanpur Prices Include ED/Taxes extra
Mumbai: Domestic mill untouched the HR Coil prices as import offer remain cheap. Quantity of imports in Mumbai have increased as December 2012 it was 30,500 tones to January it was 1,43,000 (approx) Hyderabad: Market remain stable, impact of high prices not seen in physical trade. Tatanagar: Weak demand from Tube manufacturers, Fabrication Industry and Equipments manufacturing units resulted in low sales Ahmedabad: Demand from Fabrication units can push demand forward from the current levels Comparison of Prices
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Price Comparison
Domestic Imported
Price Gap in Imported and Domestic HR is the reason for Mumbai 41000 39000 rise in imports, domestic HR 2.5-4MM in Mumbai is hoverAhmedabad 42000 41000 ing at around Rs 43,000 (including all) whereas imported material of same size is available at Rs 41,000-42,000 (Landed Cost, including ). Prices Including ED. Taxes extra (Domestic) Landed Cost (Imported), VAT @5% extra However in Ahmedabad imported material is being offered at Rs 43,000 (including all) compared to domestic mill prices of Rs 44,100 (including all)
Imports Scenario
Total Quantity of HR imported at major ports in Jan 2013 was nearly at around 367,300 metric tons Quantity of HR Imports at Mumbai port was nearly 142,900 metric tons HR Imports at Mundra port stands at 96,700 metric ton
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0 Mumbai Mundra Kandla MAJOR PORTS Nov-12 Dec-12 Jan-13 Chennai Kolkata others
February 12,2013
50.00 40.00 30.00 20.00 10.00 CHENNAI JNPT KANDLA MAJOR PORTS Nov-12 Dec-12 Jan-13 MUMBAI MUNDRA
However, indications in the second half of the current fiscal suggested that imports might come down. The first six months of the current fiscal have seen a 40 per cent jump in steel imports. In the second half, it is likely to come down to 15 per cent, the Insdag Director-General said to The Hindu. Japan and Korea high trade with India is due to low import duty as pre the free trade agreement, i.e. basic duty is charged at 3.13% instead of 7.5% as applicable to others.
BRAZIL 22%
FRANCE 12%
JAPAN 41%
KOREA 21%