Algerian buyers postpone ex-Spain rebar purchases

Friday, 20 September 2013 16:52:32 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul
       

Markets sources state that ex-Spain rebar offers have remained stable since last week at €450-455/mt ($608-614/mt) FOB. Sources state that it is also possible to hear ex-Spain rebar offers at €445/mt ($601/mt) FOB, while Algerian buyers have remained cautious for now, preferring to postpone their rebar purchases from Spain. The latest rebar deal from Spain to Algeria has been concluded at €475-480/mt ($641-648/mt) CFR.
 
In the meantime, after the US Federal Reserve's decision not to taper its bond-buying program, the euro has kept increasing in strength against the US dollar and this rise has been putting European mills in a difficult position. Meanwhile, the European rebar market has been focusing on the federal elections in Germany.
 
€1 = $1.35

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