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.
Carbon and stainless scrap prices in Taiwanese domestic market - week 30, 2026
USWC bulk and containerized ferrous prices remain stable, market could have hit bottom
Brazilian high-grade iron ore prices fall on weaker Chinese demand
Some import scrap offers to India move up, stray small-volume deals only at stable levels
Ferrosilicon prices in local Chinese market - week 30, 2026
Ferromanganese prices in local Chinese market - week 30, 2026
Daily iron ore prices CFR China - July 22, 2026
Tokyo Steel cuts scrap prices in Utsunomiya and Tokyo Bay, triggering a drop in Japan
Turkey's import scrap prices recover as Turkish mills resume purchases
Ex-warehouse scrap prices in Germany fall sharply in July
Local Chinese scrap prices edge up slightly amid lower supply
USEC docks’ ferrous prices stay unchanged amid geopolitical uncertainty
Daily iron ore prices CFR China - July 21, 2026
Chinese manganese ore prices decrease slightly
Local molybdenum and ferromolybdenum prices in China - week 29, 2026
Local Chinese chrome ore and ferrochrome prices - week 29, 2026
Local pig iron prices in China - week 29, 2026
Local Chinese coking coal prices - week 29, 2026
Daily iron ore prices CFR China - July 20, 2026
Silicomanganese prices in local Chinese market - week 30, 2026
Active negotiations for ex-Brazil BPI resume, US buyers aim lower after ex-India purchases
Mexico’s domestic ferrous prices trend sideways
Ex-Russia BPI sales still stalled due to bid-offer mismatch, mood rather negative
Daily iron ore prices CFR China - July 17, 2026
Global View on Scrap: Negative sentiment persists both in Turkey and Asia
Local Turkish scrap market sees significant price declines
Tokyo Steel cuts domestic scrap procurement prices further
Taiwan’s import and domestic scrap prices move down further
Vietnam’s import scrap prices drop by a further $5/mt
Local Chinese coke prices stable after lengthy uptrend, tenth round of hikes unlikely to happen
Bangladesh’s import scrap prices fall further, higher electricity costs squeeze mills
Ex-India pellet trade gains momentum, prices rise on stronger Chinese buying, tighter supply
US domestic ferrous scrap prices diverge in July; primes stay flat; some obsoletes fall by $10/gt
Iron ore prices in China continue to rise gradually, unlikely to increase further
Italian scrap market sees weak demand and further price decreases
Negative sentiment persists in Turkey’s import scrap market
German scrap market slow amid logistic challenges
Local scrap prices in Pakistan up $11-14/mt amid budget’s positive signals, rebar may rise next
Pakistan’s import scrap buying picks up, Middle East supply concerns renewed
Ex-Australia coking coal settles below $230/mt FOB due to reduced demand
Carbon and stainless scrap prices in Taiwanese domestic market - week 29, 2026
Canadian domestic ferrous prices remain stable in July
USWC bulk dock prices stay flat; containerized decrease for the seventh straight week
Daily iron ore prices CFR China - July 15, 2026
Chinese domestic scrap prices stabilize, but demand outlook remains weak
Ferrosilicon prices in local Chinese market - week 29, 2026
Ferromanganese prices in local Chinese market - week 29, 2026
Indian imported scrap edges lower as buyers cautious, while freight and insurance costs on rise
USEC bulk prices fall for fourth straight week while containerized scrap prices stay unchanged
Brazilian high-grade iron ore prices rise slightly amid possible supply concerns
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