Ex-Romania scrap offers to Turkey reach ex-US scrap price levels

Tuesday, 28 February 2012 14:26:18 (GMT+3)   |  
In previous weeks, Turkish steel mills had focused their attention on deep-sea scrap bookings and so their ex-Black Sea scrap booking volumes remained at low levels.
 
Increases in deep-sea scrap prices have caused ex-Black Sea scrap suppliers to raise their own prices, with their scrap collection prices increasing to $415/mt this week. While ex-Romania A3 scrap offers to Turkey have reached $450/mt CFR, SteelOrbis has learned from market sources that Turkish mills think that these A3 scrap offer prices are too high, considering that ex-US HMS I/II 80:20 scrap prices are standing at similar levels. In the meantime, the latest ex-Romania and ex-Russia A3 scrap transactions heard in Turkey have been concluded $440-445/mt CFR.

Marketplace Offers

Scrap

  Metal Scrap
Tedarikçi MCL DAVIS METAL RECYCLING LTD
View Offer

Scrap

  Plastic Scrap
Tedarikçi MCL DAVIS METAL RECYCLING LTD
View Offer

Scrap

  Paper Scrap
Tedarikçi MCL DAVIS METAL RECYCLING LTD
View Offer

Similar articles

Turkish scrap and finished steel markets await SteelOrbis rendezvous in Munich

Turkish mills now expect lower scrap prices

Turkish scrap bookings almost at standstill amid reduced competitiveness in steel markets

Offer volumes decline amid higher scrap prices

Higher scrap import offers fail to gain acceptance among Turkish mills

Turkish mills focus on bookings of smaller scrap tonnages

Turkish scrap market trends sideways

Scrap prices show stability in Turkish market

Scrap prices continue to decline

Turkish mills still delay scrap bookings despite built-up demand