Group 1 - The stainless steel market has shown positive performance since August, following two price increases in July, with nickel pig iron prices reaching recent highs [3] - Indonesia's Tsingshan has reportedly increased its stainless steel export prices twice since July, with a cumulative increase of $70 per ton, leading to a significant recovery in order volumes, particularly for 300 series products [3] - The monthly transaction volume for products sold to Taiwan has returned to the levels seen in the first quarter of this year, indicating a recovery in demand [3] Group 2 - If Tsingshan successfully raises prices again, steel mills are expected to reflect this cost pressure in their September pricing [4] - The current recovery in terminal demand remains uncertain, raising questions about the market's ability to absorb the cost-driven price increases [4]