Domestic steel prices continue to remain stable.

Steel prices today, April 11, 2025, in the domestic market.

The domestic steel market has been stable in recent days. In the North, major brands such as Hoa Phat , Viet Duc, VAS, and Viet Sing have maintained their prices compared to the beginning of the month. Hoa Phat listed CB240 steel at 13,530 VND/kg and D10 CB300 steel at 13,580 VND/kg. Viet Duc quoted CB240 at 13,430 VND/kg and D10 CB300 at 13,740 VND/kg. VAS maintained CB240 at 13,400 VND/kg and D10 CB300 at 13,450 VND/kg, while Viet Sing offered prices of 13,330 VND/kg for CB240 and 13,530 VND/kg for D10 CB300.

In Central Vietnam, the price of Viet Duc CB240 steel is listed at 13,840 VND/kg and D10 CB300 at 14,140 VND/kg. In Ho Chi Minh City, the Tung Ho brand maintains the selling price of CB240 at 13,400 VND/kg and D10 CB300 at 13,750 VND/kg.

This stability reflects the proactive approach of businesses in the face of global market fluctuations. However, according to experts, current price levels are under significant pressure from raw material markets and the global trade situation.

Steel prices today, April 11, 2025, in the Northern region.

No.	Generic	Weight (kg/m)	CB240 (VND/kg)	CB300 (VND/kg)	CB300 (VND/unit)	CB400 (VND/kg)	CB400 (VND/unit)	CB500 (VND/kg)	CB500 (VND/unit)
1	D6	0.22	13,550	But	But	But	But	But	But
2	D8	0.40	13,550	But	But	But	But	But	But
3	D10	0.59	But	13,600	93,704	13,700	94,393	13,750	94,737
4	D12	0.85	But	13,500	133,515	13,550	134,009	13,600	134,504
5	D14	1.16	But	13,450	182,382	13,550	183,738	13,550	183,738
6	D16	1.52	But	13,450	239,410	13,550	241,190	13,550	241,190
7	D18	1.92	But	13,450	301,414	13,550	303,655	13,550	303,655
8	D20	2.37	But	13,450	372,834	13,550	375,606	13,550	375,606
9	D22	2.86	But	13,450	449,364	13,550	452,705	13,550	452,705
10	D25	3.73	But	13,450	586,823	13,550	591,186	13,550	591,186
11	D28	4.70	But	13,450	739,212	13,550	744,708	13,550	744,708

Steel prices today, April 11, 2025, in the Central region.

No.	Generic	Weight (kg/m)	CB240 (VND/kg)	CB300 (VND/kg)	CB300 (VND/unit)	CB400 (VND/kg)	CB400 (VND/unit)	CB500 (VND/kg)	CB500 (VND/unit)
1	D6	0.22	13,550	But	But	But	But	But	But
2	D8	0.40	13,550	But	But	But	But	But	But
3	D10	0.59	But	13,650	94,048	13,700	94,393	13,750	94,737
4	D12	0.85	But	13,450	133,020	13,550	134,009	13,550	134,009
5	D14	1.16	But	13,450	182,382	13,550	183,738	13,550	183,738
6	D16	1.52	But	13,450	239,410	13,550	241,190	13,550	241,190
7	D18	1.92	But	13,450	301,414	13,550	303,655	13,550	303,655
8	D20	2.37	But	13,450	372,834	13,550	375,606	13,550	375,606
9	D22	2.86	But	13,450	449,364	13,550	452,705	13,550	452,705
10	D25	3.73	But	13,450	586,823	13,550	591,186	13,550	591,186
11	D28	4.70	But	13,450	739,212	13,550	744,708	13,550	744,708

Steel prices today, April 11, 2025, in the Southern region.

No.	Generic	Weight (kg/m)	Weight (kg/tree)	CB240 (VND/kg)	CB300 (VND/kg)	CB300 (VND/unit)	CB400 (VND/kg)	CB400 (VND/unit)	CB500 (VND/kg)	CB500 (VND/unit)
1	D6	0.22	0.00	13,550	But	But	But	But	But	But
2	D8	0.40	0.00	13,550	But	But	But	But	But	But
3	D10	0.59	6.89	But	13,650	94,048	13,700	94,393	13,750	94,737
4	D12	0.85	9.89	But	13,450	133,020	13,550	134,009	13,550	134,009
5	D14	1.16	13.56	But	13,450	182,382	13,550	183,738	13,550	183,738
6	D16	1.52	17.80	But	13,450	239,410	13,550	241,190	13,550	241,190
7	D18	1.92	22.41	But	13,450	301,414	13,550	303,655	13,550	303,655
8	D20	2.37	27.72	But	13,450	372,834	13,550	375,606	13,550	375,606
9	D22	2.86	33.41	But	13,450	449,364	13,550	452,705	13,550	452,705
10	D25	3.73	43.63	But	13,450	586,823	13,550	591,186	13,550	591,186
11	D28	4.70	54.96	But	13,450	739,212	13,550	744,708	13,550	744,708

Steel prices today, April 11, 2025, on the world market.

On the international market, the price of May-delivery rebar on the Shanghai Futures Exchange is currently at 3,009 yuan/tonne, the lowest level in eight years. The price of May-delivery iron ore on the Dalian Commodity Exchange also fell sharply to 731 yuan/tonne. In contrast, the price of iron ore on the Singapore Exchange rose to 94.78 USD/tonne.

This divergence reflects investor concerns about the outlook for global trade, particularly in light of new US tariff policies affecting the flow of base metals, especially with China – one of the world's largest steel producers.

Recently, US President Donald Trump issued an order to immediately increase tariffs to 125% on goods imported from China, while temporarily suspending tariffs for 90 days on more than 75 other countries and lowering retaliatory tariffs to 10%. This move could significantly impact the global steel supply chain, particularly raw material prices and production costs in Asia.

Steel price news today, April 11, 2025

The European steel market is facing significant difficulties. British Steel, the last remaining primary steel producer in the UK, is expected to temporarily shut down one of its two blast furnaces at its main plant in Scunthorpe (Lincolnshire) this week. This decision aims to conserve raw materials as the company continues to incur losses and has yet to receive government support.

Jingye Group (China), the parent company of British Steel, has rejected a £500 million support package proposed by the UK government to transition to more environmentally friendly steel production. The UK government is now considering options, including nationalization, to maintain production and protect 3,500 jobs in the region.

Negotiations between Jingye's leadership and UK Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds are ongoing. One option being considered is for the government to purchase essential raw materials such as iron ore and coking coal to keep the remaining blast furnaces running.

Source: https://baoquangnam.vn/gia-thep-hom-nay-11-4-2025-gia-thep-trong-nuoc-tiep-tuc-di-ngang-3152504.html