Scrap purchase prices in Russia keep surging

Monday, 28 December 2020 17:34:28 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul

Scrap prices have continued to climb in Russia, being supported by the limited material availability in the market, buyers’ active stance and still promising sales to Turkey. Exporters from the Baltic region have started the week with a $10/mt (RUB 300/mt) purchase price rise to $336/mt (RUB 24,800/mt) CPT for A3 grade.

Mills from Russia’s Central region, who compete in scrap purchases with exporters from the St. Petersburg area, have set their purchase price for the same scrap grade at $359/mt (RUB 26,500/mt) CPT. “Mills’ prices in the region have increased by RUB 2,000/mt [$27/mt according to the current exchange rate] over just one day,” a source told SteelOrbis.

Prices exclude 20 percent VAT.

$1 = RUB 73.77

 

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Having now over 14 years of experience in steel market analyses and price reporting, joined SteelOrbis in 2019 to head and manage the market intelligence department. Currently overlooking the price developments in the steel sectors of Turkey, MENA region, Europe and partly the CIS. The markets of flats, longs, steel slab and billet are among the current key responsibilities. I have a bachelor’s degree from Ukraine’s Dnipro National University, a master’s degree in the international trade and finance.

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