Steel prices have surged sharply amid the ongoing war in Europe – Russia and Ukraine annually export ~37 MT of steel which is 8-9% of global net trade. Steel prices are expected to rise further – as the hikes so far are insufficient to cover inflation in raw materials like coking coal and iron ore – leading to demand destruction, Kotak Institutional Equities has said.
Data monitor: Steel prices feel the heat of Ukraine war
Steel prices are expected to rise further – as the hikes so far are insufficient to cover inflation in raw materials like coking coal and iron ore – leading to demand destruction, Kotak Institutional Equities has said.

This article was first uploaded on March twenty-nine, twenty twenty-two, at fifteen minutes past twelve in the am.