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No price increase is expected in the scrap market

Scrap production in the EU is decreasing in parallel with the decrease in steel production volumes

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Global scrap prices stabilized in early July

A significant increase in prices is not expected

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Global scrap prices fluctuate in June amid steel market uncertainty

Limited scrap supply keeps prices from falling significantly

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Global scrap prices mostly stabilized in May

The offer is kept at a high level

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Global scrap prices fell significantly in March

Major global markets faced pressure from uncertainty in the steel market and falling prices for other raw materials

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Global scrap prices increased in January in most regions

The trend was supported by increased demand from steelmakers after the New Year holidays

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Global scrap prices rose to the maximum since May 2023

China stands out from the general trend, where a high supply of raw materials hinders price growth

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World scrap prices have been rising since the beginning of November

The positive trend is maintained due to the growth of demand amid limited supply

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World scrap prices rose at the end of October

Restocking by steelmakers slightly increased activity in global scrap markets, but the trend is short-term

Prices for steel raw materials showed a significant rise in September

Further positive dynamics are at risk due to the potential deterioration of the Chinese economy

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