Local Italian scrap market starts to soften, expectations negative

Friday, 05 May 2023 14:47:00 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul
       

The local Italian scrap market has moved down over the past two weeks. Market players state that the mood in the market is negative and several sources expect a further decline in prices. While European steel producers have maintained a wait-and-see stance to monitor the trend of the international scrap market, they also add that finished steel demand is not in good shape. One Italian source said, “The [local Italian] market will be weak in May and prices will probably go down again.”

Currently, SteelOrbis’ range of reference prices for local scrap prices in Italy are standing as below: 

Quality  

Average spot price (€/mt) May 5 

Average spot price (€/mt) April 14 

Turnings (E5)  

330-345 

340-355 

HMS (E3)  

360-380 

370-390 

Shredded scrap (E40)  

370-400 

380-410  

Busheling (E8)   

385-395 

395-405

Prices include delivery and exclude VAT.


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