Rebar prices slide – bottom is near

Thursday, 23 June 2005 23:57:00 (GMT+3)   |  
       

Rebar prices slide – bottom is near

Import offers have continued trending downward since last week. The prices for September arrivals are offered under $20.00 cwt. duty paid, loaded truck in Houston ($440.92/mt) from legitimate traders which represents another price decrease of approximately $10.00/short tons ($11.01/mt). Traders indicate that there are signs of bottoming out in certain regions, namely the Black Sea countries such as Turkey and Bulgaria where the scrap and billet prices are now heading back upward. On the domestic side, there were no new price announcements and the US steel producers are deciding whether to match import pricing on a case-by-case basis.

Similar articles

Ex-Europe scrap prices in Turkey remain firm, market still mostly silent

18 Apr | Scrap & Raw Materials

SteelOrbis year-end review: Turkey’s import scrap market less volatile in 2023

29 Dec | Scrap & Raw Materials

Russia officially imposes export duties for most steel and raw materials until end of 2024

21 Sep | Steel News

Steel mills in Turkey reshaping billet imports, bigger problems may be seen in scrap in mid-term

15 Dec | Steel News

El Marakby at IREPAS: Egypt’s steel export volumes to remain firm in 2022

10 Oct | Steel News

Deep sea scrap price for Turkey declines in new ex-EU deal

06 Sep | Scrap & Raw Materials

Some billet sellers test SE Asian market with higher prices, buyers resist

30 Jun | Longs and Billet

Celsa France commissions new reheating furnace

21 Mar | Steel News

Turkey’s import scrap market relatively silent amid Russia-Ukraine war

01 Mar | Scrap & Raw Materials

SteelOrbis year-end review: Turkish longs producers see recovery in 2021 with higher outputs and sales, better margins

06 Jan | Longs and Billet