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Vietnam Scrap & Raw Materials Price Analyses

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Vietnam starts exerting pressure on import scrap prices

Vietnam manages to reverse the latest scrap price increases

Vietnam's import scrap prices follow diverse trends

Vietnam's import scrap prices continue to move up

Uptrend of Vietnam's import scrap prices continues unabated

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

Vietnam's import scrap prices still rising since late August

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

Vietnam's import scrap prices increase in line with international trend

Vietnam's import scrap prices move up due to higher costs

Ex-US scrap offers to Vietnam remain stable, ex-Japan prices soften

Silence prevails in Vietnam's import scrap market

Vietnam continues to show interest in Japanese scrap

Vietnam prefers Japanese scrap, stays away from ex-US scrap offers

Import scrap offers to Vietnam from US West Coast stable, ex-Japan prices lower

Vietnam’s import scrap prices drop by a further $5/mt

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

Vietnam’s import scrap prices move down further

Vietnam cuts its import scrap prices

Import scrap prices in Vietnam remain soft

Taiwan’s import scrap prices soften further, Vietnam seeks lower prices

Vietnam’s demand for import scrap remains sluggish due to rainy season

Vietnam’s import scrap market moves down, S. Korea also achieves lower price

Vietnamese import scrap remains stable, downward pressure builds on prices

Global View on Scrap: Turkey’s import prices move up, Asia remains stable

Vietnam’s import scrap market gives mixed signals

Vietnam’s ex-US scrap deals exceed $400/mt threshold

Global View on Scrap: Turkey limits uptrend of prices, supply concerns in Asia

Vietnamese buyers accept $10/mt increase for Japanese scrap

Import scrap offers to Vietnam continue to move up on supply constraints and higher freight

Vietnam’s import scrap prices rise further, concerns about war persist

Vietnamese buyers face increased import scrap prices

Vietnamese buyers cautious amid rising import scrap prices

Global View on Scrap: Turkey and Asia impacted by war in Middle East, rising freight supports prices

Vietnam’s import scrap market moves up as oil prices increase

Global View on Scrap: Turkey shows signs of stabilization, Asia may move up

Positive mood in Vietnam’s import scrap market amid anticipated demand

Global View on Scrap: Turkey achieves stable prices, offer prices increase in Asia

Vietnam’s import scrap market moves up as anticipated

Vietnam’s import scrap market under upward pressure

Global View on Scrap: Stability observed in both Turkish and Asian markets

Vietnamese buyers exert pressure on scrap offers

Global View on Scrap: Prices increase for Turkey, Asia sees firm trend

Vietnam’s import scrap market remains firm

Vietnamese scrap market makes a stable start to 2026

Global View on Scrap: Turkey loses momentum, Asia’s appetite remains limited

No change in Vietnam’s import scrap market ahead of holidays

Vietnamese buyers remain cautious on scrap imports

Global View on Scrap: Turkey maintains its positive trend, purchases still slow in Asia

Vietnam’s appetite for import scrap remains low despite firm offer prices


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