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Global View on Scrap: Turkey’s import market close to bottom, Asia expects further decline

Turkey’s ship scrap market continues its recovery

Turkey’s ex-US scrap price declines to $460/mt CFR

Some Turkish mills cut their domestic scrap prices further

Deep sea prices move down in Turkey with fresh ex-Sweden deal, short sea sales more aggressive

Ex-US scrap price in Turkey moves down by another $10-15/mt

Turkey’s ship scrap market recovers a little to sustain flow

One Turkish mill returns to ship scrap market, price falls on lower end

Major reduction in local Turkish scrap market

Global View on Scrap: Downtrend expectations persist in Turkish and Asian scrap markets

Two more Turkish mills out of ship scrap market

Turkey’s import scrap market settles at significantly lower levels

Turkish market shocked by nosedive of ex-Europe prices in new deal

Another drop in Turkey’s ship scrap market, one mill halts purchases

Turkish mills continue to lower ship scrap purchase prices

Some Turkish mills reduce local scrap procurement quotations

Older scrap deals in Turkey disclosed to market

Mood in Turkey’s import scrap market still poor, no finished steel demand recovery

Turkey’s ship scrap prices decrease on upper end

Global View on Scrap: Price drops sharply in Turkish and Asian scrap markets ahead of holidays, demand still sluggish

Local Turkish scrap market falls further in line with deep sea segment

Another fall in Turkey’s ship scrap market

Turkey’s ship scrap market falls further, scrap flow still satisfactory

Downtrend of Turkey’s ship scrap market deepens

Ex-US scrap prices stable in second deal, ex-Europe price falls

Ex-US scrap price decreases to $580-581/mt CFR Turkey

Turkey’s ship scrap market continues its downtrend

Global View on Scrap: Negative mood prevails in Turkish and Asian scrap markets

Uncertainties prevail in Turkey’s import scrap market, price set to fall

Local Turkish scrap market moves down further

Another decrease in Turkey’s ship scrap market

Import scrap price estimates for Turkey decline, negative mood persists

Turkey’s ship scrap market continues to decline

Turkish mills’ ship scrap prices continue to move down

Global View on Scrap: Turkish and Asian scrap markets quiet in terms of trading, bearish moods persist

Turkey’s short sea scrap procurement price fall sharply

Some Turkish mills decrease ship scrap prices further

Local Turkish scrap market moves down week on week

Turkey’s ship scrap prices revised downwards

Negative mood in Turkey’s import scrap market, expectation of a price decrease strengthens

Global View on Scrap: Turkish and Asian scrap markets stabilize, with softening tendency

Local Turkish scrap market remains stable in current week

Turkey’s ship scrap prices remain unchanged

Older deal surfaces in Turkey’s import scrap market at slightly lower price

Ex-US scrap price for Turkey stable in new deal

Global View on Scrap: Turkey’s import scrap market down, Asia to follow

Turkish producers’ domestic scrap procurement prices increase this week

Turkey’s ship scrap price range stable, just one mill hikes price

In Turkey’s new scrap deals, ex-US scrap price in line with other regions

Turkey buys ex-EU scrap with $8/mt drop in price


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