In September, due to multiple benefits such as expectations for the traditional peak construction season, gradual recovery in market transactions, and the release of a package of financial policies, overall commodity prices in the “black” industrial chain represented by steel and coke broke out of their trough and showed a recovery trend. Against the backdrop of a positive macroeconomic economy, the steel market is in a tight balance between supply and demand. Companies in the steel coke industry chain are now gradually breaking out of the loss range, and production capacity is gradually being released. Most industry analysts believe that although “black” products have recently seen significant increases, market prices may still have room to rise against the backdrop of improving demand.

In September, due to multiple benefits such as expectations for the traditional peak construction season, gradual recovery in market transactions, and the release of a package of financial policies, overall commodity prices in the “black” industrial chain represented by steel and coke broke out of their trough and showed a recovery trend. Against the backdrop of a positive macroeconomic economy, the steel market is in a tight balance between supply and demand. Companies in the steel coke industry chain are now gradually breaking out of the loss range, and production capacity is gradually being released. Most industry analysts believe that although “black” products have recently seen significant increases, market prices may still have room to rise against the backdrop of improving demand.