Scrap & Raw Materials Analyses
On the Scrap & Raw Materials Analyses page, you may find scrap and raw materials price reports and analyses based on data collected by SteelOrbis analysts from daily and real-time market transactions in local and global scrap and raw materials markets.
Coke producers propose third round of local prices increase in China
November US scrap outlook maintains sideways outlook following lower October settles
Vietnam’s import scrap remains firm
Taiwan’s import scrap market remains stable in absence of Japanese suppliers
Tokyo Steel continues to raise its local scrap procurement prices
Ex-India pellet prices rise, reversing recent correction as buyers return amid tight supplies
Iron ore prices in China indicate rises over week, but further gains questionable
Carbon and stainless scrap prices in Taiwanese domestic market - week 44, 2025
Bangladesh’s import scrap market flat, mild downtrend in containerized offers
Ferrosilicon prices in local Chinese market - week 44, 2025
Ferromanganese prices in local Chinese market - week 44, 2025
First expectations on November price outlook emerge in the local German scrap market
Daily iron ore prices CFR China - October 29, 2025
Chinese local scrap prices see slight decreases in Hebei and Henan
Indian import scrap offers edge down due to weak demand, fresh weakening of steel prices
Brazilian high-grade iron ore price increases week-on-week
Daily iron ore prices CFR China - October 28, 2025
Ex-Australia coking coal nears $195/mt FOB, possibly close to peak for now
Daily iron ore prices CFR China - October 27, 2025
Brazilian BPI exporters resist further declines, outlook rather stable
Silicomanganese prices in local Chinese market - week 44, 2025
Local molybdenum and ferromolybdenum prices in China - week 43, 2025
Local Chinese chrome ore and ferrochrome prices - week 43, 2025
Local pig iron prices in China - week 43, 2025
Local Chinese coking coal prices - week 43, 2025
Local Turkish scrap market moves up on lower end
Ex-Russia BPI prices down in fresh deals despite firm scrap prices
Global View on Scrap: Turkey peaks as buyers step back, Asia stable amid adverse weather
Daily iron ore prices CFR China - October 24, 2025
Ex-Australia coking coal prices rise amid higher bids and deals, after recent increase in China
Local coke prices in China to rises as of Oct 27, local coking coal supply reduced
Turkish mills’ ship scrap purchase prices increase to $355/mt
Vietnam’s import scrap market remains relatively stable
Taiwan’s import scrap market follows soft sideways trend
Tokyo Steel starts buying shindachi at Tokyo Bay plant
Ex-India pellet prices soften amid resistance by buyers
November US scrap still seen sideways following lower October settles
Iron ore in China edges up amid firm demand, hopes for rebound in steel
Carbon and stainless scrap prices in Taiwanese domestic market - week 43, 2025
Local Polish scrap prices stable, government monitoring market developments
No changes in Italian scrap prices, stable outlook for rest of month
Daily iron ore prices CFR China - October 22, 2025
Ferrosilicon prices in local Chinese market - week 43, 2025
Pakistan’s import scrap prices slip further, diverging from Turkish uptrend
Ferromanganese prices in local Chinese market - week 43, 2025
Chinese local scrap prices see small declines, near term expectations also weak
Import scrap prices in India stable as trade conditions silent, steel market still weak
Turkey almost completes deep sea scrap purchases for November, prices up slightly
Chinese manganese ore prices remain stable
Local German scrap prices in October fall further than anticipated
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