Steelmaking input prices - thermal coal, coking coal, iron ore, steel scrap, energy.
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STEEL COST TRENDS

Coal, coke, iron ore, scrap and energy


Year 2000 Steelmaking Raw Material and Input Costs
Year/ MonthThermal Coal
$/tonne
Coking Coal
$/ton
Iron Ore
Cents/dmtu
Natural Gas
$/1000m3
Steel Scrap $/tonneElectricity
Cents/KwH
2000 M125.144.4528.8110.0n/a4.30
2000 M225.128.8110.0n/a4.32
2000 M325.128.8110.0n/a4.31
2000 M425.144.3928.8116.6n/a4.32
2000 M525.628.8116.6n/a4.51
2000 M625.628.8116.6n/a4.75
2000 M725.644.3928.8129.2n/a4.95
2000 M825.628.8129.2n/a5.08
2000 M927.228.8129.2n/a4.84
2000 M1027.244.3028.8141.5n/a4.75
2000 M1127.228.8141.5n/a4.59
2000 M1230.828.8141.5n/a4.88

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