Ex-Turkey rebar offers strengthen

Friday, 03 August 2012 16:04:01 (GMT+3)   |  
       

Early this week, the range of ex-Turkey rebar offers had widened to $610-625/mt FOB after some positive signals in the steel markets. Due to developments such as improved demand for rebar and billet, the increased feeling that prices had already hit the bottom and the conclusion of scrap deals at high levels to Turkey, ex-Turkey rebar offers indicated an increase. Current rebar export offers from Turkey have increased on the low end of the price range and now stand at $620-625/mt FOB.
 
Meanwhile, the volume of price inquiries has risen in the export market. A high volume of price inquiries has been heard from the Middle East, while rebar demand has increased in South America and Africa. Buyers in the export markets, who have increased the levels of their firm bids, are now ready to pay $615/mt FOB for ex-Turkey rebar, on actual weight basis. In the meantime, it is expected that the number of rebar transactions will start to increase as of the start of next week.   

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