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Three more deep sea deals in Turkey closed within expected levels

One Turkish mill increases its ship scrap prices

Turkey buys ex-Europe and ex-Baltic scrap, European sellers stand firm on prices

Negative sentiment persists in Turkey’s import scrap market

Global View on Scrap: Turkey’s import scrap market strongly impacted by exchange rate, Asian market falls further

Another fall in dollar-based local Turkish scrap prices

Exchange rate shock takes toll on Turkish domestic scrap market

Old deals disclosed to Turkey’s import scrap market

Turkey’s ship scrap prices remain stable

Lower-priced offers deteriorate sentiment in global BPI market

Global View on Scrap: Turkey’s import scrap market signals stabilization after sharp fall, Asia still moves down

Some Turkish mills cut domestic scrap quotations after long break

Ex-US scrap deal in Turkey closed at $470-471/mt CFR, prices stabilize

Import scrap prices in Taiwan soften as well as domestic rebar quotations

Turkey’s ship scrap prices soften on the upper end

Turkey’s import scrap market impacted strongly by ex-Belgium deal

Some Turkish mills reduce ship scrap procurement prices

Local Turkish scrap market mostly moves up, upper end exceeds TRY 7,000/mt

General range in local Turkish ship scrap market unchanged

Another upward revision in local Turkish scrap market

Local Turkish ship scrap market remains stable

Import scrap prices down sharply in Turkey in new deals

Turkey’s import scrap market waits for a clear signal

Local Turkish scrap market moves down on dollar basis under exchange rate pressure

Diverse trends in local Turkish scrap market, mills try to offset fluctuating currency

Two new deep sea scrap deals in Turkey, US segment softens further

Turkish domestic scrap market impacted by exchange rate fluctuations

New deep sea deals signal diverse trends in Turkey

Local Turkish scrap prices surge on lira basis, no similar trend in dollar prices

An Izmir-based Turkish mill hikes its ship scrap purchase prices

Ex-Europe deep sea scrap price for Turkey down slightly in new deal

Ex-Baltic scrap deal in Turkey closed at $495/mt CFR, indicating slight fall

A few Turkish mills raise domestic scrap procurement prices on lira basis

Global view on scrap: Turkey’s import scrap market relatively quiet, Asia continues to follow downtrend

Older ex-Europe deal surfaces in Turkey’s import scrap market

Turkish mills’ domestic scrap procurement prices decrease on dollar basis

Ex-Turkey merchant bar prices fall slightly

Ex-UK HMS I/II 80:20 scrap in Turkey softened slightly with new deal

Local Turkish scrap market moves up in line with the exchange rate

Short sea scrap segment in Turkey is silent, with sellers maintaining offers firm

Stable trend of Turkey’s ship scrap market continues

Ex-US scrap prices remain firm, while other regions indicate a slight fall

Turkish mills hike domestic scrap procurement prices to sustain healthy flow

Another ex-US transaction in Turkey closed at $500/mt CFR

Local Turkish scrap market declines on US dollar basis due to exchange rate

Prices remain firm in Turkey’s deep sea scrap market

Turkey’s ship scrap market moves sideways

Global View on Scrap: Mood in Turkey’s import scrap market changes rapidly, Japanese scrap prices soften

Turkey buys ex-Finland HMS I/II 80:20 scrap at $500/mt CFR

Turkey’s deep sea scrap market remains firm in new deals


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