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  North America In Q3 2024, the North American  Hot Rolled Coil (HRC)  market saw a substantial increase in prices, driven by strong demand, supply limitations, and rising production costs. This trend was most pronounced in the USA, where significant price movements were observed. Overall, HRC pricing showed considerable growth compared to the same period last year. However, it is notable that prices dropped by 9% from the previous quarter, despite price hikes by Nucor, reflecting some volatility in the market. Prices increased from the first to the second half of the quarter, signaling a sustained upward trajectory. By the end of the quarter, the price for HR Coil (3 mm) delivered to Illinois stood at USD 842/MT, indicating a solid and upward-moving pricing environment. Asia-Pacific In Q3 2024, the Asia-Pacific (APAC) HRC market experienced a significant price decline, driven by multiple factors. Compared to the same quarter last year, prices fell sharply, and the downwa...

  Hot rolled coil prices   have been a focal point of discussion within the steel industry, reflecting a myriad of influencing factors that dictate market dynamics globally. Over the past few years, these prices have exhibited significant volatility, influenced by supply and demand imbalances, fluctuating raw material costs, and varying economic conditions across different regions. Understanding the trends and determinants of hot rolled coil prices is essential for stakeholders ranging from manufacturers and suppliers to end-users and investors who rely on accurate market insights for strategic decision-making. The global demand for hot rolled coils has been steadily increasing, driven by robust growth in key sectors such as construction, automotive, and manufacturing. Emerging economies, particularly in Asia, have witnessed accelerated infrastructure development, thereby escalating the consumption of steel products. China, being the world's largest steel producer and consumer...