According to market sources, this week demand in CIS billet export markets is weak due to the approach of the year-end and since most buyers in target markets have completed their billet purchases. Following the deals concluded and discounts given last week, ex-CIS billet prices have decreased by $5/mt week on week to $245-260/mt FOB, for January shipment. In the given week, a Russian steel producer has sold 45,000 mt of billet to Egypt at $270/mt CFR for January shipment, while a steel producer from Libya has booked billet from the CIS at $265/mt CFR to be loaded in January. Meanwhile, ex-CIS billet offers to Turkey are currently at $255-256/mt CFR, for January shipment.
Ex-CIS billet offers decline
Marketplace Offers
Billet
Length
6 m
Edge Length1
100 - 150 mm
Edge Length2
100 - 150 mm
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MODERN STEEL MILLS
Billet
Length
3 - 6 m
Edge Length1
100 mm
Edge Length2
100 mm
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SHATTAF STEEL IND. CO. LLC.
Billet
Length
3 - 6 mm
Edge Length1
125 mm
Edge Length2
125 mm
Tedarikçi
SHATTAF STEEL IND. CO. LLC.
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