Chinese domestic CR steel price update on Aug 31

CR
1mm


Location In CNY In USD

Shanghai 0 0

Hangzhou 0 0

Nanjing 0 0

Jinan 88 13

Hefei 0 0

Fuzhou 0 0

Nanchang 0 0

Guangzhou 22 3

Changsha 0 0

Wuhan 0 0

Zhengzhou 0 0

Beijing 0 0

Tianjin 0 0

Shijiazhuang 0 0

Taiyuan 0 0

Shenyang 0 0

Harbin 60 9

Chongqing 0 0

Chengdu 0 0

Kunming 0 0

Xian 0 0

Lanzhou 0 0

Urumchi 0 0

Qingdao 0 0

Average 7 1


Change is on 31st August as compared to 30th August 2010
Change is per tonne
USD:CNY = 6.81

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