Steelmaking Analyses

SteelOrbis provides the latest longs and billet prices and price trends via the longs and billet price reports and market analyses listed below. These longs and billet price reports are derived from actual longs and billet 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 domestic rebar spot market makes quiet start to week

India’s RINL floats export tender for 30,000 mt of billet for early June shipment

Shagang Group raises local rebar prices by $7 for late April

Rises in ex-China rebar prices push up ex-ASEAN offers

ArcelorMittal raises longs prices in Europe, production halts expected in Italy

Turkish domestic rebar spot prices mostly trend down

Tradable import billet prices fail to improve in SE Asia, demand focused on traders taking positions

Ex-Black Sea billet allocation still limited, Egypt and Turkey may be promising for Asian origins

Turkish longs exports silent, prices soft

Iranian billet export prices continue to weaken

Local Turkish dollar-based merchant bar prices fall

Ex-ASEAN deal prices increase amid stronger China, demand mostly from MENA

Local Chinese longs prices up $16/mt on average amid some demand improvement

Ex-ASEAN rebar prices may bottom up as China attempts increases

Long steel prices in southern European market still weak

Long steel prices in Romania remain stable, but outlook downward

Asian billet market start to rebound, but activity limited due to holidays

Local Chinese longs prices rebound slightly, rises limited by high outputs

Romanian longs prices stable despite insufficient trade

Turkish domestic rebar spot prices fall in local currency

Ex-India billet prices down in latest deals, though local market edges up

Turkish longs exports quiet ahead of Eid holiday

Ex-ASEAN billet prices fall a little further, decline may stop if futures keep rising

Local Chinese longs down sharply, may stabilize this week

Shagang Group keeps local rebar prices stable for early April

Stoppages and slowdowns in southern European longs production

Turkish official merchant bar export prices move sideways

Free Turkish domestic dollar-based rebar spot prices soften

No halt to downtrend in SE Asia’s import billet market, more traders going short

Iskenderun-based Turkish mill increases its rebar price      

Ex-India billet prices stable, but buyers try to push below $490/mt FOB

Local Turkish merchant bar prices mostly stable in local currency

Saudi Arabia’s Hadeed keeps local longs prices stable again for April

Iskenderun-based Turkish mill issues its longs prices

Lebanese rebar market quiet while import prices drop

Ex-Turkey official merchant bar prices stable

Romanian longs prices stable amid ongoing optimism for demand

Shagang Group cuts local rebar prices by $14/mt for late March

Turkey’s longs export prices stable for now, demand weak

India’s RINL floats export tender for 30,000 mt billet for end-April shipment

Turkey’s Kardemir opens and closes its rebar sales

Turkey’s Kardemir decreases its wire rod prices for engineering grade products

Turkey’s Kardemir decreases its wire rod prices

Turkish domestic dollar-based merchant bar prices soften

Turkish domestic rebar spot prices rise in local currency

Southern European longs market faces weak demand, falling prices

Local Turkish rebar dollar-based spot prices soften

Romanian longs steel prices still stable as demand remains solid

Ex-Asia wire rod prices fall, market awaits more output cuts in China to slow downtrend

Ex-India billet sellers retreat in face of declining bids


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