scrap prices

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

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

The expected increase in prices depends on the resumption of purchases by Turkish steelmakers

China is breaking out of the general trend thanks to a recovery in steel demand

Scrap quotations on the Turkish market for the week of March 20-27, 2023, decreased by $16/t

The ban has been extended until September 21 this year

Scrap quotations on the Turkish market for the week of March 13-20, 2023, decreased by $5/t

Scrap quotations on the Turkish market for the week of March 6-13, 2023, increased by $8/t, and since the beginning of the year – by $64/t

The BDSV Public Relations and Public Affairs Officer – about the consumption and supply of scrap for the German steel industry

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

Demand for scrap metal continues to rise following announcements by the Turkish government to rebuild cities after the earthquake

Suppliers hold back scrap sales, expecting better prices