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Free Global View on Scrap: Uptrend continues in international scrap market, buyers inclined to show resistance

Ex-Baltic scrap prices in Turkey increase to $372/mt CFR

Ex-Europe scrap prices for Turkey rise, Baltic scrap remains at $370/mt

Turkey’s import scrap market continues uptrend despite mixed expectations

Turkey’s ship scrap market continues its uptrend

Turkey’s ship scrap market increases by another $5/mt

US scrap prices in Turkey rise to $367/mt CFR, uptrend expected to continue

Mood starts to improve in Turkish BPI market amid scrap price rise, low availability

Free Global View on Scrap: Turkey’s import scrap prices move up, prices in Asia also rise

Turkish mills accept higher scrap prices in second deal this week

Turkey’s ship scrap market increases to $355/mt on upper end

Turkey’s ship scrap market recovers on upper end

Ex-Europe scrap prices increase in Turkey in new deal

Turkish mills revise domestic scrap purchase prices in line with their positions

Global View on Scrap: Pessimism continues in Turkish scrap market, some positive signs in Asia

Turkey’s ship scrap market declines on upper end

European scrap prices in Turkey remain stable, Turkey buys ex-Venezuela cargo

Turkish mills’ domestic scrap prices mostly remain stable         

Global View on Scrap: Turkish and Asian scrap markets still see slow trading

Turkey’s import scrap market continues its gradual decline

US scrap prices in Turkey move down further

European scrap prices in Turkey move down by another $4/mt 

One Turkish mill reduces ship scrap price by $11/mt

Turkey’s ex-Baltic scrap prices indicate small downward correction

One more Turkish mill reduces ship scrap price to $341/mt

Turkish mills continue to increase domestic scrap purchase prices

Turkey’s import scrap market remains at $355/mt CFR 

European scrap deal confuses Turkish market with price at $362/mt CFR

Turkey’s ex-US scrap prices decline sharply to $355/mt CFR

More price cuts in Turkey’s ship scrap market

Turkey’s ship scrap market sinks by $13-20/mt week on week

Global View on Scrap: Buyers’ sentiment mainly negative, suppliers try to resist in some regions

Ex-EU import scrap prices soften further in Turkey with the new deal

Turkey’s ship scrap prices trend down

Ex-Baltic scrap booking in Turkey in line with latest price trend

Sentiment weak in Turkey’s scrap market, pressure might increase soon

Import BPI prices in Turkey hit new low, but buyers still cautious

Turkey fixes ex-US scrap deal, mood is still cautiously pessimistic

Turkish mills’ domestic scrap prices increase once again due to weaker lira

Global View on Scrap: Import scrap markets in Turkey and Asia move down

Turkey’s ex-EU scrap purchase price recovers to $377/mt CFR

Turkey’s import scrap market declines after holiday

New ex-US and ex-EU scrap deals show narrowed gap between regions

Turkish mills cut domestic scrap procurement prices

Turkish import scrap market set to decline, outlook remains pessimistic

Turkey’s ship scrap market moves down by $10/mt

Global BPI market stuck as customers expect further price cut, mood in Europe worsens

Turkish mills raise their domestic scrap prices to secure tonnages

Global View on Scrap: Turkey’s import scrap market set to soften, Asia stronger

Turkey’s ship scrap market remains at $380-385/mt


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