Turkish wire rod export prices fail to attract interest in US

Friday, 12 February 2016 15:59:01 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul
       

Demand for Turkish wire rod in the export markets is still slack, not having recorded any recovery over the past week, while Turkish wire rod prices have declined by $5/mt in the same period to $325-335/mt FOB.
 
The main reasons behind the decline seen in Turkish wire rod export offers are the ongoing pressure exerted by buyers on prices and ex-CIS wire rod offers, especially to the US, which constitute aggressive competition for Turkish wire rod. Meanwhile, ex-CIS wire rod offers to the US are on average $30/mt lower than Turkish wire rod quotations to the same destination. Accordingly, US buyers prefer to conclude deals for ex-CIS wire rod.

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