Pakistan in active negotiations for import scrap

Thursday, 16 June 2022 15:19:58 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul

Following a scrap booking in bulk for at least 30,000/mt at $480/mt CFR this week, Pakistani customers have continued active negotiations recently. In particular, a new deal for around 30,000/mt of ex-UK/EU shredded 211 scrap is currently under negotiation at $440/mt CFR Qasim. “This deal is not confirmed officially yet, but it is confirmed verbally, and so only formalities are left,” a market insider said.

Meanwhile, offers for ex-UK shredded scrap in containers have settled at $470-475/mt CFR, down by $40-45/mt week on week.

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I have 11 years of experience in steel market journalism, 4 of them at SteelOrbis, where I work as a writer and editor. I cover global flat steel markets, mainly hot rolled coil, as well as cold rolled and galvanized products. I am responsible for the regular market reports on China, India, Vietnam, Japan, Pakistan and Europe, tracking prices, trade flows and the factors that drive them. I hold a Master’s degree in English Philology and Translation from Alfred Nobel University in Dnipro, Ukraine.

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