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Photo – Ukrainain Railways sold scrap for UAH 71.8 million from the planned UAH 149.7 million
Ukrainain Railways sold scrap for UAH 71.8 million from the planned UAH 149.7 million

The railway operator successfully held 15 scrap metal auctions out of 51 planned

Photo – Activity in global scrap markets has slowed due to high uncertainty
Activity in global scrap markets has slowed due to high uncertainty

Steel plants have reduced purchases of raw materials to a minimum in anticipation of positive signals on the steel market

Photo – World scrap prices continue to fall
World scrap prices continue to fall

Activity in the Turkish and Chinese markets picked up as commodity prices reached operational levels

Photo – Ukrainian Railways put up for sale 23.6 thousand tons of scrap for UAH 149.7 million
Ukrainian Railways put up for sale 23.6 thousand tons of scrap for UAH 149.7 million

Auctions for the sale of 51 lots of scrap are scheduled for May 22, 2023

Photo – Collection of scrap in Ukraine doubled m/m in April
Collection of scrap in Ukraine doubled m/m in April

Domestic deliveries of raw materials to steel mills fell by 2.7% m/m in April 2023

Photo – EU steelmakers are concerned about the future availability of scrap
EU steelmakers are concerned about the future availability of scrap

Demand for raw materials from European steel producers is increasing

Photo – Prices for scrap metal in Turkiye are on the way to $360/t
Prices for scrap metal in Turkiye are on the way to $360/t

In most of the world's scrap metal markets, raw material quotations are falling due to reduced demand for steel

Photo – Scrap prices continue to fall in most global markets
Scrap prices continue to fall in most global markets

Falling steel prices make it impossible to buy scrap at current prices

Photo – New EU rules on waste transport will affect scrap exporters
New EU rules on waste transport will affect scrap exporters

The revised regulation is likely to enter into force in 2024

Photo – Kazakhstan has extended the ban on the export of scrap metal for another 6 months
Kazakhstan has extended the ban on the export of scrap metal for another 6 months

The ban applies to all types of ferrous scrap, but does not include alloyed or corrosion-resistant scrap

Photo – Global scrap prices are increasing losses amid weak demand
Global scrap prices are increasing losses amid weak demand

Steelmakers are refusing to buy scrap because they are unsure of future steel sales

Photo – World scrap prices are falling due to global uncertainty in the steel market
World scrap prices are falling due to global uncertainty in the steel market

The future of the world scrap market depends on the recovery of demand for finished steel products

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