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Global rebar prices are falling amid negative market sentiment

Turkish rebar remain competitive in foreign markets

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Global rebar prices are falling due to weak market sentiment

China is reinforcing this trend by trying to expand exports at reduced prices

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France’s construction sector is experiencing a slowdown

Both prices and sales volumes are decreasing on the rebar market

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World rebar prices are adjusting after the earthquake in Turkiye

In most world markets, except for the European one, prices for rebar are increasing at the beginning of March 2023

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Turkiye agreed on a mechanism to control steel prices for reconstruction

5 million tons of steel will be needed to rebuild the regions affected by the earthquake

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Steel prices are stabilizing in Turkiye for post-earthquake reconstruction

Producers of long rolled steel have stopped accepting orders for rebar from traders

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The global rebar market in January 2023 was marked by a slowdown

European producers have not managed to increase prices, and the Asian market is defined with trends

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Global rebar prices rise amid renewed demand

Rebar quotations in Turkiye rose by 2.1% in early January, and in China – by 1.4%

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The first quarter of 2023 may become the worst for the rolled steel market – IREPAS

The increase in the cost of raw materials, high energy prices and a decrease in business activity will have a negative impact on the steel market

Prices on the world rebar market remain unstable

European producers are trying to push the market, and export prices have increased in Turkiye

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The demand for rebar on the world market remains unstable

Italian producers raise prices, and Turkish producers are forced to lower quotations

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Global rebar prices are falling amid low demand in the construction sector

Quotations of rebar in Turkiye last week fell by 3.6%, in Italy – by 5.5%, in China – by 2.6%

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