Steelmaking Analyses

SteelOrbis provides the latest scrap & raw materials prices and price trends via the scrap & raw materials price reports and market analyses listed below. These scrap & raw materials price reports are derived from actual scrap & raw materials market transactions and they can also be viewed on a weekly basis by using the archive drop-down tool below.

 
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Turkish mills’ domestic scrap prices mostly remain stable         

Ex-Australia coking coal prices up only slightly this week, more positives emerge

Global View on Scrap: Turkish and Asian scrap markets still see slow trading

Turkey’s import scrap market continues its gradual decline

Taiwan’s scrap market remains sluggish, prices move down slowly

Chinese coke prices continue to rise, supporting coking coal prices  

Ex-Brazil BPI deal to US proves market hovering near previous levels

Local molybdenum and ferromolybdenum prices in China - week 30, 2023

Local pig iron prices in China - week 30, 2023

Local Chinese chrome ore and ferrochrome prices - week 30, 2023

Local Chinese coking coal prices - week 30, 2023

Ex-India pellet prices inch lower as buyers from China stay away amid local uncertainties

US scrap prices in Turkey move down further

Local German scrap market moves down as anticipated

Iron ore prices retreat today, expectations not as good as before

Container scrap prices stable in Bangladesh, negotiations for bulk intensify below $400/mt CFR

Ex-Brazil BPI prices stabilize in another deal to US amid reduced supply

European scrap prices in Turkey move down by another $4/mt 

One Turkish mill reduces ship scrap price by $11/mt

Scrap prices in Pakistan remain under pressure as power tariffs increase

Average local scrap prices in China follow gradual uptrend

Bids for import scrap in India fall further as slump in rebar creates acute nervousness

Shagang raises its scrap purchase price by $7/mt on July 23

One more Turkish mill reduces ship scrap price to $341/mt

Italian domestic scrap market at standstill due to holidays

Turkey’s import scrap market remains at $355/mt CFR 

Warmer mood prevails in ex-Australia coking coal market

Chinese metcoke producers discuss third round of local price rises

Taiwan’s scrap demand slows amid summer conditions, prices relatively stable

Ex-India pellet prices expected to rise as mills in China restock

Import scrap prices in Bangladesh soften further, trade remains limited due to LC issue

Turkey’s ex-US scrap prices decline sharply to $355/mt CFR

Asian coke export prices up slightly, supported by second hike in local Chinese market

Import scrap trading in India livelier amid restocking needs, prices may fall further

Daily iron ore prices CFR China - July 19, 2023

More price cuts in Turkey’s ship scrap market

Ex-Russia BPI prices remain low, some demand seen only in Far East  

Scrap importers from Pakistan resume trade, prices go down

Daily iron ore prices CFR China - July 18, 2023

Turkey’s ship scrap market sinks by $13-20/mt week on week

Buyers’ price ideas in global BPI market retreat more, trading slows further

Ex-EU import scrap prices soften further in Turkey with the new deal

Ex-Australia coking coal stable at slightly below $230/mt FOB despite some higher-priced deals

Chinese coke suppliers try to push prices up in local and export markets, not successful yet

Ex-India pellet prices range-bound, market falls silent from lack of market clarity

S. Korean mills keep bids stable or cut them despite Japanese suppliers’ increase attempts

Import scrap prices in Bangladesh decline amid weak finished steel demand

Sentiment weak in Turkey’s scrap market, pressure might increase soon

Import scrap prices in India remain under pressure of adverse weather, weak steel prices

Moderate import scrap trading in Pakistan, prices go down


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