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Russia Longs and Billet Price Analyses

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Global View on Billet: Trading falls silent, no definite trend ahead of China's holiday

Global View on Billet: Sentiments in Asia soft, market still firm in Turkey due to scrap

Global View on Billet: Sentiments ease, but prices supported by costs, lack of near-term supply

Russia exports billet from its Far East ports, ex-Black Sea/Baltic Sea sales still halted

Global View on Billet: Gradual uptrend continues amid still positive outlook, costlier raw materials

Global View on Billet: Uptrend gains pace, no cheap sourcing available in Asia or MENA

Global View on Billet: Asia gives signals for rebound but buyers resist for now

Global View on Billet: Stabilization in major markets, India and China most competitive

Global View on Billet: Bearish mood prevails, but supply disruptions and rise in Chinese futures may give support

Global View on Billet: Buyers at major outlets restock as prices stable or slightly down

Global View on Billet: Mood in China slightly better, major buyers focus on cheap sources

Global View on Billet: Prices mainly stabilize amid firm signals from China, rebound doubtful

Global View on Billet: Downtrend continues as expected, trading activity slows further

Global View on Billet: Prices decline due to weak demand, fall in scrap prices

Global View on Billet: Prices almost stable, market awaits decline with Iran’s possible return

Global View on Billet: Market improves slightly amid rise in China and interest from GCC

Global View on Billet: Uptrend paused in most major markets except Turkey

Ex-Russia billet offers limited after previous deals, recent price rise in Turkey

Global View on Billet: Uptrend everywhere amid cost pressure, higher freight, low supply

Global View on Billet: Mood worsens in major outlets, but mills maintain prices ahead of China’s holiday

Global View on Billet: Prices stable with negative bias as no decent support from China or raw materials

Ex-Russia billet sellers fail to raise prices in deals despite stronger scrap and China

Global View on Billet: Markets unmoved, price increase in early January unlikely

Russian billet exporters’ rebound hopes fade, extras only for prompt shipment

Global View on Billet: Slight corrections in prices and mood due to weaker Asia, halt in scrap support

Global View on Billet: Market rather stable and activity slow as winter is coming

Global View on Billet: Prices at standstill as sellers fail to find reasons for increase

Global View on Billet: Outlook rather firm despite softening in China

Global View on Billet: Gradual price rises emerge, but sustainability questionable

Ex-Russia billet sellers inactive and hold prices after active sales in October

Global View on Billet: Market seems to have hit bottom, activity improves

Ex-Russia billet prices resume decline amid increasing supply, aggressive sales

Global View on Billet: Bearish mood still prevails in major markets except Turkey

Russian billet exporters fully rely on sales to Turkey, stronger ruble squeezes profits

Global View on Billet: Sentiments mixed as scrap provides support, but China still weak

Russian billet exporters hesitate to go any lower, seeing stronger scrap in Turkey

Ex-Asia billet prices soften, but ex-Russia prices most competitive in Far East


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