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Topic: construction steel

Domestic construction steel price expected to increase 8% next year

Domestic construction steel price expected to increase 8% next year

Price rise attributed to strong recovery in Vietnam’s real estate market and improving global steel market.
11:00 22/11/2023
September sales of construction steel see positive growth

September sales of construction steel see positive growth

First positive sales result in construction steel posted since early 2023.
08:00 23/10/2023
Construction steel price cut again

Construction steel price cut again

Businesses cut the domestic construction steel price by between VND60 ($0.003) and VND810 ($0.03) per kilo on August 22. This is the 15th cut since mid-May.
11:12 24/08/2022
Construction steel price continues downward

Construction steel price continues downward

The domestic construction steel price has been cut by between VND150 and VND400 per kilogram to VND15,810 to VND17,100. Explaining the cut, the Vietnam Steel Association (VSA) said input material prices fell in May and June due to a lack of demand, even during the peak construction season. Abundant supply, large inventories, and low exports are also behind the cut.
20:42 19/07/2022
Construction steel price continuing downwards

Construction steel price continuing downwards

The price of domestic construction steel has recently been cut by enterprises by between VND50 and VND310 per kilo. Thus, from June 19 to June 27, construction steel saw prices cut twice and from May 11 to June 27 seven times. The steel price is now VND15,960 - 17,760 ($0.68 - 0.76) per kilo.
07:00 30/06/2022

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