Increase in domestic longs prices in Bulgaria

Wednesday, 13 May 2009 09:23:49 (GMT+3)   |  

In the Bulgarian domestic longs market, prices have shown increases as compared to the pre-holiday period. These increases have occurred due to rises in both global scrap prices and in the prices of import materials. In the offers given by stockists in Bulgaria, prices for rebar vary in the range of BGN 760-780/mt ($530-544/mt) ex-warehouse and delivered to customer, excluding VAT, on actual weight basis and 30-day deferred payments, while merchant bar prices are at the level of BGN 780/mt ($544/mt) delivered to customer.

US$1 = BGN 1.43402

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