It is observed that, with Turkish lira depreciating against the US dollar on the first day of the week, domestic rebar prices in Turkey have mostly moved up by TRY 10/mt compared to price levels recorded on September 14, despite the weakness of demand and the declines recorded in import scrap quotations in Turkey. However, in Turkey’s Izmir region, prices have remained stable since September 14.
As of today, September 18, traders’ rebar offers in the Turkish domestic market are as follows:
|
Region |
Dimension |
Price (TRY/mt) |
Price ($/mt) |
Price changes (TRY/mt) |
Price changes ($/mt) |
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|
14.09.2017 |
14.09.2017 |
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|
Marmara |
8 mm |
1,958 |
566 |
↑ |
9 |
↑ |
3 |
|
Marmara |
12 mm |
1,941 |
561 |
↑ |
9 |
↑ |
3 |
|
Iskenderun |
8 mm |
1,932 |
558 |
↑ |
8 |
↑ |
2 |
|
Iskenderun |
10 mm |
1,924 |
556 |
↑ |
9 |
↑ |
2 |
|
Iskenderun |
12 mm |
1,915 |
554 |
↑ |
8 |
↑ |
3 |
|
Izmir |
8 mm |
1,932 |
558 |
|
0 |
|
0 |
|
Izmir |
10 mm |
1,924 |
556 |
|
0 |
|
0 |
|
Izmir |
12 mm |
1,915 |
554 |
|
0 |
|
0 |
|
Karabuk |
8 mm |
1,958 |
566 |
↑ |
9 |
↑ |
3 |
|
Karabuk |
12 mm |
1,941 |
561 |
↑ |
9 |
↑ |
3 |
All prices are ex-warehouse and on actual weight basis and exclude VAT.
$1 = TRY 3.46