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Turkey Scrap & Raw Materials Price Analyses

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Some Turkish mills increase local scrap prices to offset weaker lira

Ex-US scrap deal in Turkey concluded at close to $410/mt CFR

Turkey's deep sea deals from late last week indicate further price increase

Prices in local Turkish scrap market remains stable on lira basis

Turkey's import scrap prices rise further as market sentiment remains firm

Turkish buyers show greater interest in imported BPI, but trading remains slow amid bid-offer gap

Turkey's first ex-US scrap booking after a long absence confirms firm prices

Local Turkish scrap prices unchanged on lira basis

Negative sentiments persist in Turkey's import scrap market

Negative import scrap sentiment halts domestic price uptrend in Turkey

Turkey's import scrap market drops as anticipated, further decline possible

Global View on Scrap: Uptrend halts in Turkey, Asia still gaining ground

Some Turkish mills increase their local scrap purchase prices

Turkey's deep sea scrap market sees reduced price gap between origins

Turkish mills hike local scrap prices to offset exchange rate and secure tonnages

Turkish import scrap market steadies with prices nearing a potential peak

Turkey's ex-US scrap prices inch up, market settles in a wide range

Global View on Scrap: Turkey continues to move up, Asia follows behind

Turkey's local scrap prices rise significantly so far in September

Turkey's import scrap market continues its uptrend amid firm steel prices

Ex-EU and ex-UK deals surface in Turkey, supporting ongoing uptrend

Sharp price rise in new import scrap deals in Turkey, supported by finished steel for now

Ex-Baltic import scrap deals surface in Turkey, supporting upward expectations

Deep sea import scrap prices strengthen further in Turkey with newly reported bookings

Turkey finally accepts higher scrap price for ex-US cargo, finished steel sales will define further trend

Turkish mills continue their deep sea scrap procurements with stable prices

Three Turkish mills decide to increase their local scrap prices

Turkey's import scrap market moves sideways

Some Turkish mills decide to raise their local scrap prices

Turkey's import scrap market remains stable, fewer cargoes now needed for September

Local Turkish scrap prices soften further on dollar basis, TRY prices stable

Turkish mills conclude deep sea scrap deals at stable prices, also focusing on steel sales

Turkey's import scrap market remains range-bound

Turkey's import scrap prices remain stable in new deals

Ex-US scrap in Turkey settles at $375/mt CFR

Turkey's local scrap market remains firm despite weaker lira

Turkish ship scrap prices unchanged amid scrap market volatility

Turkey's deep sea scrap prices remain firm, some stability anticipated for now

Turkey's import scrap prices recover as Turkish mills resume purchases

Local Turkish scrap market sees significant price declines

Negative sentiment persists in Turkey’s import scrap market

Turkey buys ex-Baltic scrap cargo at sharply lower price

Global View on Scrap: Turkey takes a breather, Asia still bearish

Local Turkish scrap market falls further amid weaker import segment

Turkey’s import scrap market declines $5.5/mt, further softening possible

Local Turkish scrap prices decline as expected

Turkey’s import scrap market close to hitting the bottom

Turkey’s import scrap prices hit $380/mt CFR on the lower end

Turkey’s ex-Baltic prices decline, exerting pressure on deep sea prices

Turkey’s import scrap market plunges in new deals from EU


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