
Currently, the short-term market is entering a slight rebound phase after overselling. The extent of the rebound largely depends on the domestic and international market environment. With the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike overseas, the economy is being supported domestically, the third round of real estate financing is expanding, and steel mills are reducing production again, leading to bulls taking stop-loss and bears closing their positions for profit. These factors collectively promote a stable decline and partial rebound in the spot market. Under the influence of the rising futures market, prices of hot-rolled steel and construction materials have individually increased, but due to the impact, the dispatch of resources within the region, construction site activities, market transactions, and market fluctuations are all significantly suppressed, creating pressure for further increases. Q355B seamless steel tube suppliers are showing a strong wait-and-see attitude.































