Mills’ rebar quotations in UAE cause traders to revise their offers

Monday, 01 July 2013 18:07:21 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul
Following the price cuts announced by UAE-based steelmaker ESI for its July output rebar offers in its domestic market, local traders have had to reduce their rebar prices as well, with prices softening by AED 15/mt ($4/mt) in the past two weeks to AED 2,360-2,370/mt ($643-646/mt) delivered. Meanwhile, the moderate demand in the UAE market has not provided enough support for rebar prices to move upwards.

UAE market players are waiting for the global scrap and rebar price trends to gain clarity. In the meantime, Turkish rebar offers for the UAE are now at $580-585/mt CFR, moving up by $5/mt since last week following some deals concluded in the range of $575-580/mt CFR in the past week.

$1 = AED 3.67

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