Rebar prices slightly down in Algeria

Friday, 30 August 2019 11:53:36 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul

Algerian steelmaker Algerian Qatari Steel is currently offering rebar at $531/mt (DZD 69,500/mt) ex-works and wire rod at $564/mt (DZD 80,500/mt) ex-works, market sources report. Last week, rebar in Algeria was available at $535-543/mt (DZD 70,000-71,000/mt) ex-works, SteelOrbis has learned. Wire rod offers, on the contrary, were slightly lower than present levels - at $560/mt (DZD 80,000/mt) ex-works. Domestic demand for longs in Algeria remains subdued amid political unrest. US dollar-denominated prices exclude nine and 19 percent VAT for rebar and wire rod, respectively.

$1 = DZD 120

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Having now over 14 years of experience in steel market analyses and price reporting, joined SteelOrbis in 2019 to head and manage the market intelligence department. Currently overlooking the price developments in the steel sectors of Turkey, MENA region, Europe and partly the CIS. The markets of flats, longs, steel slab and billet are among the current key responsibilities. I have a bachelor’s degree from Ukraine’s Dnipro National University, a master’s degree in the international trade and finance.

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