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Turkey’s short sea scrap market sees lively activity

Local Turkish scrap market continues to see sharp price rises

Ex-Finland scrap cargo pushes Turkey’s import prices up further

Turkey’s ship scrap market continues its uptrend

Deep sea scrap prices in Turkey exceed $500/mt in new deal

Turkish mills continue to raise ship scrap prices

Ex-Baltic prime grade scrap deal in Turkey done in estimated price range

Sharp increase in Turkey’s ship scrap prices

Ex-Netherlands scrap booking in Turkey

Small revision in Turkey’s ship scrap prices, general range unchanged

Local Turkish scrap market increases during the week

European scrap prices in Turkey continue their rapid rise

Turkey continues to buy deep sea scrap at higher levels

Short sea scrap prices in Turkey move up sharply

Strong sentiment in Turkey’s import scrap market, higher levels voiced

New deep sea scrap deals in Turkey indicate a sharp price rise

Turkey’s ship scrap prices remain stable for fourth consecutive week

Local Turkish scrap market moves down on dollar basis due to exchange rate

Global View on Scrap: Turkey’s import scrap market remains relatively stable, Asian market still moving up

Older ex-EU deal reported in Turkey, SteelOrbis’ price estimate unchanged

Ex-US scrap deals in Turkey concluded at $470-472/mt CFR

No change in Turkey’s ship scrap prices

Turkey’s import scrap market stable for now, signs of possible slight decline

Global View on Scrap: Turkey’s import scrap market remains silent, Asian market still moves up

One Turkish mill cuts local scrap prices, dollar-based prices mostly up

Turkey’s deep sea scrap prices remain stable this week

Turkey’s short sea scrap procurement price range widens

Turkish steelmakers still follow diverse trends for domestic scrap prices

Turkey’s ship scrap prices generally remain stable

Scandinavian scrap deals closed at $470/mt CFR in Turkey

Turkey’s import scrap market takes a break as number of offers increase

Short sea scrap prices move up in Turkey as demand accelerates

Diverse trends in Turkish domestic scrap market

Turkey’s ship scrap prices move up, but sluggish scrap flow to mills

Another ex-EU scrap deal to Turkey closed within estimated price range

Import scrap prices in Turkey rise further in new deals from US, Canada

Ex-Europe scrap prices in Turkey settle at anticipated levels in deals

Local Turkish scrap prices rise further

Second ex-US scrap deal at increased price in Turkey

Ex-US scrap deal price for Turkey remains stable, positive mood continues

Turkey’s ship scrap prices stable, just one mill announces price cut

Turkey’s import scrap market in equilibrium, mills start inquiries

Local Turkish scrap market moves up due to depreciating lira

SteelOrbis year-end review: Turkey’s import scrap market hit record prices in 2021 despite many challenges

Turkish mills follow diverse policies for domestic scrap procurement prices

Turkey’s ship scrap prices remain stable

Ex-Denmark scrap deal in Turkey pushes prices up

Turkey’s import scrap market in holiday mood, stable ex-US deal price

Global View on Scrap: Turkey’s import scrap market close to bottom up, Asian market slows down ahead of holidays

Turkish mills take back their recent price increases for domestic scrap procurement


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