Steel Products Prices North America

Final October Imports 3.04 Million Tons
Written by John Packard
December 8, 2015
Late Tuesday afternoon the U.S. Department of Commerce released updated import license data for November and on Friday of this past week they also released Final Census data for the month of October. The final October number was just over 3.0 million net tons while the license data for November appears will be 400,000 less than October and well below both the three month and twelve month moving averages.
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