Turkish billet market expected to liven up after latest price move

Tuesday, 02 July 2013 15:43:50 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul
       

SteelOrbis has learned from market sources that this week steel billet prices in the Turkish domestic market have risen by $10/mt as compared to last week, reaching $530-540/mt ex-works. In the meantime, steel billet prices in the Iskenderun region, a major location for steel production in southern Turkey and a steel export hub especially for northern Iraq, are standing at $535-540/mt ex-works. Demand is at medium levels for the new prices, while steel billet booking activity is expected to get livelier this week.


 
On the other hand, ex-CIS steel billet offers to Turkey have increased by $5-10/mt since last week to $510-515/mt CFR.


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