Scrap Analyses
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07 Nov
Vietnamese scrap and steel markets silent as country hit by consecutive typhoons
07 Nov
Taiwan’s import scrap market sees firm ex-US deal prices, Japan still absent
06 Nov
November US scrap seen settling sideways; demand better but still limited
06 Nov
Turkey accepts higher price levels for deep sea scrap, prices set to remain firm
06 Nov
Carbon and stainless scrap prices in Taiwanese domestic market - week 45, 2025
06 Nov
Diverse outlooks in German scrap market, export yard prices edge up but caution prevails
05 Nov
Import scrap prices in Pakistan fall further amid currency weakness, slow demand
05 Nov
Import scrap prices in India stable, but trade muted by currency risks, low steel prices
05 Nov
Chinese local scrap prices edge down slightly due to weak steel market
04 Nov
Turkey’s import scrap market becomes a seller’s market
31 Oct
Prices remains stable in the local Italian scrap market during transition week
31 Oct
November US scrap outlook maintains sideways outlook following lower October settles
31 Oct
Vietnam’s import scrap remains firm
31 Oct
Taiwan’s import scrap market remains stable in absence of Japanese suppliers
31 Oct
Tokyo Steel continues to raise its local scrap procurement prices
30 Oct
Carbon and stainless scrap prices in Taiwanese domestic market - week 44, 2025
30 Oct
Bangladesh’s import scrap market flat, mild downtrend in containerized offers
30 Oct
First expectations on November price outlook emerge in the local German scrap market
29 Oct
Chinese local scrap prices see slight decreases in Hebei and Henan
29 Oct
Indian import scrap offers edge down due to weak demand, fresh weakening of steel prices
24 Oct
Local Turkish scrap market moves up on lower end
24 Oct
Global View on Scrap: Turkey peaks as buyers step back, Asia stable amid adverse weather
24 Oct
Vietnam’s import scrap market remains relatively stable
24 Oct
Taiwan’s import scrap market follows soft sideways trend
24 Oct
Tokyo Steel starts buying shindachi at Tokyo Bay plant
23 Oct
November US scrap still seen sideways following lower October settles
23 Oct
Carbon and stainless scrap prices in Taiwanese domestic market - week 43, 2025
23 Oct
Local Polish scrap prices stable, government monitoring market developments
22 Oct
No changes in Italian scrap prices, stable outlook for rest of month
22 Oct
Pakistan’s import scrap prices slip further, diverging from Turkish uptrend
22 Oct
Chinese local scrap prices see small declines, near term expectations also weak
22 Oct
Import scrap prices in India stable as trade conditions silent, steel market still weak
21 Oct
Turkey almost completes deep sea scrap purchases for November, prices up slightly
21 Oct
Local German scrap prices in October fall further than anticipated
20 Oct
Tokyo Steel hikes its domestic scrap purchase prices further
17 Oct
Global View on Scrap: Turkey ends week with some tension, Asia recovers while Japanese suppliers hold back
17 Oct
POSCO bids at stable price for Japanese scrap, no response from sellers
17 Oct
Turkish mills hike local scrap purchase prices
17 Oct
Vietnam’s import scrap prices move up further, mood still cautious
17 Oct
Demand for import scrap in Taiwan still sluggish amid lack of steel sales
17 Oct
Local Polish scrap market mostly silent amid pessimistic mood
16 Oct
November US scrap seen sideways following lower October settles
16 Oct
Carbon and stainless scrap prices in Taiwanese domestic market - week 42, 2025
16 Oct
Local German scrap market mostly quiet amid overall weakness
16 Oct
Tokyo Steel hikes scrap purchase prices for Okayama and Kyushu
16 Oct
Italian scrap price decline slows amid harder collection in local market
16 Oct
Bangladesh’s scrap import market remains quiet amid weak demand
15 Oct
Turkish deep sea scrap market resumes its upward movement
15 Oct
Local Chinese scrap prices indicate very small rises after holiday
15 Oct
India’s import scrap prices decline, but cheaper local alternatives still preferred
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