According to a report by the IME's International Affairs and PR, there were 34,443 tonnes of rebars, 11,201 tonnes of I-beams, 600 tonnes of CRC, 125 tonnes of aluminum billets and 25 tonnes of aluminum alloy ingots traded on the same floor.

Based on this report, the exchange saw trade of 9,341 tonnes of chemicals, 2,625 tonnes of bitumen, 2,152 tonnes of polymeric products, 1,000 tonnes of sulfur lumps, 78 tonnes of slack wax and 26 tonnes of base oil on its oil and petrochemical trading floor.

There were also 30,831 tonnes of cement sold in matching trading system.

IME's open auction trading floor was the next which saw trade of 10,000 tonnes of vacuum bottom, 8,000 tonnes of steel slabs, 1,000 tonnes of o-xylene, 912 tonnes of styrene monomer, 598 tonnes of 2-ethylhexanol, 462 tonnes of vinyl acetate monomer (VAM), 320 tonnes of toluene diisocyanate (TDI) and 144 tonnes of methylene diphenyl diisocyanate (MDI).

It's worth noting as well that the IME's export ring saw trade of 14,500 tonnes of bitumen, 9,000 tonnes of granular sulfur, 500 tonnes of waterproofing materials and 208 tonnes of slack wax (light grade).

Last was the IME's side market which saw trade of 11,015 battery wastes, 745 tonnes of tissues, 250 tonnes of butadiene, 39 auto body scraps, 15 tonnes of glass wool and 2 tonnes of steel scraps.