TREE NEWS update: Wang Yufei, vice president of the Dalian Commodity Exchange, said on October 13 at the International Industry Conference’s ferrous industry forum that the exchange is continuing work to list scrap steel futures and is refining the contract rules. The DCE is expanding its product lineup across steel raw materials, coking and other industrial chains to provide risk-management tools.
Dalian Commodity Exchange Pushes Ahead With Scrap Steel Futures Listing
The signal here is institutional rather than directional: a major Chinese exchange publicly confirming it is still working through contract design for scrap steel futures. Scrap sits at the intersection of the steel and recycling chains, so a listed contract would extend formal hedging beyond iron ore and coking coal into a segment that has largely traded on bilateral, opaque terms. That matters most for mills, scrap processors and traders whose exposure is currently hard to hedge. The open question is timing and final contract terms, since those determine whether the tool is actually usable.
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