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Deep sea scrap prices in Turkey may stabilize, postponements heard for ex-Baltic cargoes

Turkey continues to accept higher price levels for deep sea scrap

Turkey’s import scrap market moves up in several deals

Free Global View on Scrap: Turkey’s scrap market starts to move up, Asia fails to follow

Turkey’s domestic scrap prices continue to weaken on dollar-basis

Local German scrap prices move up in December

Deep sea scrap prices for Turkey rise as anticipated

Ex-UK deal in Turkey at $405/mt CFR, correction may be possible

Ex-Baltic scrap prices in Turkey decline to $410/mt CFR

Turkey’s domestic scrap prices remain stable on lira basis

SteelOrbis year-end review: Turkey’s import scrap market less volatile in 2023

Another Turkish producer cuts ship scrap price by $5/mt

Import scrap prices for Turkey fall by $10/mt

Turkish ship scrap quotations remain at $375-410/mt

Turkey’s import scrap market under significant pressure

Free Global View on Scrap: Turkey’s scrap market remains silent, Asia continues to move up

Turkey’s domestic scrap prices revised upwards as mills focus to secure tonnages

Turkish ship scrap quotations move up, upper end hits $410/mt

Free Global View on Scrap: Prices surge again in Turkey, Asian market also moves up

Lively trade in Turkey’s import scrap market as sellers accept current levels

Turkey’s local scrap prices increase, following import segment

Ex-US scrap deal in Turkey pushes prices up towards $430/mt CFR

Turkish mills cut their ship scrap prices 

Import scrap prices for Turkey continue their rising trend

Turkish mills hike ship scrap purchase prices significantly

Deep sea scrap prices for Turkey surge sharply again 

Free Global View on Scrap: Turkish market rises sharply, Asian markets follow suit

Turkish mills’ ship scrap purchase prices rise by $5/mt on upper end

Local Turkish scrap market continues its upward trend

US scrap prices for Turkey surge above $400/mt

Turkey anticipates higher deep sea scrap prices, rebar demand still sluggish

High deep sea scrap prices for Turkey raise concerns about sustainability

Free Global View on Scrap: Turkish and Asian scrap markets move up for third straight week

Local German scrap prices rise slightly in November

European scrap prices in Turkey reaches $385/mt CFR as anticipated

Turkey’s import scrap market up another $5/mt, mood positive on prices

Turkish mills’ ship scrap purchase prices consolidate at $375/mt

Free Global View on Scrap: Turkish and Asian scrap markets continue rising this week

Turkish mills increase their domestic scrap procurement prices

Turkey’s ship scrap prices increase in line with other scrap prices

Ex-Europe scrap prices rise in Turkey, pushing up price estimations for other regions

European scrap prices in Turkey firm at $373/mt CFR

Free Global View on Scrap: Turkish and Asian buyers accept higher prices this week

Turkish domestic scrap market also moves up

Turkey’s deep sea scrap prices relatively stable after recent increases

Ex-Baltic scrap prices reach $377/mt CFR as Turkish mills continue to buy

Ex-Baltic scrap prices to Turkey increase to anticipated levels

Turkey buys two ex-EU scrap cargoes, prices continue to increase

Turkey’s ship scrap prices start to move up

Free Global View on Scrap: Turkey’s import scrap market regains early October levels, Asia still softens amid lack of demand


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