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1,505.00 +5.00    +0.33%
14/05 - Closed. Currency in USD ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Commodity
Group:  Metals
  • Prev. Close: 1,500.00
  • Open: 1,505.00
  • Day's Range: 1,505.00 - 1,505.00
US Steel Coil 1,505.00 +5.00 +0.33%

US Midwest Domestic Hot-Rolled Coil Steel Futures Contracts

 
In the table below you'll find the last, change, open, high, low and previous close for each US Midwest Domestic Hot-Rolled Coil Steel Futures future contract. Click on the links column icons (Q C O) for quotes, charts, options and historical market data for each future contract - as well as the US Midwest Domestic Hot-Rolled Coil Steel Futures Cash. (Price quotes for US Midwest Domestic Hot-Rolled Coil Steel Futures are delayed by at least 10 minutes, as per exchange requirements).

US Steel Coil Contracts
Delayed Futures - 20:14 - Monday, July 27th
 MonthLastChg.OpenHighLowVolumeTimeChart
May 21 1505.00s+5.001505.001505.001505.00105/14/21Q / C / O
Jun 21 1550.00s-30.001535.001550.001500.0013605/14/21Q / C / O
Jul 21 1540.00s-40.001525.001555.001525.0035205/14/21Q / C / O
Aug 21 1505.00s-75.001525.001530.001490.0018305/14/21Q / C / O
Sep 21 1450.00s-90.001480.001483.001450.003905/14/21Q / C / O
Oct 21 1399.00s-86.001400.001425.001395.003305/14/21Q / C / O
Nov 21 1312.00s-89.001321.001359.001312.004505/14/21Q / C / O
Dec 21 1280.00s-84.001299.001314.001274.004605/14/21Q / C / O
Jan 22 1240.00s-80.001260.001260.001240.002605/14/21Q / C / O
Feb 22 1220.00s-75.001240.001240.001220.00105/14/21Q / C / O
Mar 22 1200.00s-85.000.001200.001200.006205/14/21Q / C / O
Apr 22 1180.00s-76.000.001180.001180.00305/14/21Q / C / O
May 22 1170.00s-41.000.001170.001170.00505/14/21Q / C / O
Jun 22 1110.00s-6.000.001110.001110.00005/14/21Q / C / O
Jul 22 1005.00s-65.000.001005.001005.00005/14/21Q / C / O
Aug 22 990.00s-71.000.00990.00990.00005/14/21Q / C / O
Sep 22 990.00s-72.000.00990.00990.00005/14/21Q / C / O
Oct 22 950.00s-70.000.00950.00950.00005/14/21Q / C / O
Nov 22 930.00s-70.000.00930.00930.00005/14/21Q / C / O
Dec 22 960.00s-71.000.00960.00960.00005/14/21Q / C / O
Jan 23 950.00s0.000.00950.00950.00005/14/21Q / C / O
Apr 23 550.00s0.00550.00550.00550.00006/30/20Q / C / O
   
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Irina Steiner
Irina Steiner May 13, 2021 9:23AM ET
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Supply constraint is not local. It's a global issue. China holding steel exports keeps HRC high for much longer. That's one issue, but not all. Everyone is trying to open, but are still being hammered by Covid in differ places. meaning demand will continue to be strung out IMO. I like CLF for a double or more from here. FCF will be huge. I do mot see the 2nd half of the year pulling back like they say. Everyone needs steel now to bump start their economies. I see is strong through Q2 22.
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I agree with your analysis about $X United States Steels going to $50 before mid year. Great analysis
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why stell price go up?
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Change in contract month
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gonna be a big year for steel
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im seeing reports that Biden just cancelled the tariffs on Chinese steel, this will definitely impact negatively on us steel production.
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not what I'm seeing https://www.forbes.com/sites/stuartanderson/2021/05/05/biden-continues-trumps-misguided-trade-policies/?sh=6523f6104385
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Any thoughts on what the U.S. apparent demand % for steel will be in 2020?
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sell Morgan Stanley sees weakening demand and overproduction will have a correction in price over the next year.
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Im not so sure. Mills being idled makes me skeptical of a sheet tsunami that analysts were predicting as mills were restarted in 2018. See the latest idling of USS Great Lakes Works.
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sell
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oh yes
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