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Scrap import prices edge lower on slow steel demand

Turkey Turkey

Turkey's imported scrap prices eased slightly this week to USD 360-365 per ton CFR, down from USD 360-370 per ton CFR last week, as slowing finished steel demand kept mills cautious about booking scrap at higher levels…

Iron ore gains, but weak fundamentals cap upside

China China

Iron ore futures extended gains on Friday, supported by expectations of near-term restocking, although weak fundamentals continued to limit the upside. Some market participants expect Chinese steel mills to replenish…

Kardemir lowers billet prices in new sales round

Turkey Turkey

Turkish steelmaker Kardemir has launched a new billet sales round, lowering prices by USD 10 per ton compared with its previous offers issued on November 27, 2025. Under the latest offer, Kardemir is pricing S235JR…

Iron ore futures fall on weak market fundamentals

China China

Iron ore prices dipped on Friday, pressured by rising inventories at Chinese ports and weak steel demand, both of which continue to reinforce a bearish outlook for the market. Port-side iron ore stocks have climbed to…

Rebar prices fall as market weakness persists

Pakistan Pakistan

Pakistan's major rebar manufacturers have sharply reduced prices, bringing current ex-works levels to PKR 225,000-230,000 (USD 800-807) per ton. Last month, prices from leading producers ranged between PKR…

Scrap import prices jump on new bookings

Turkey Turkey

Turkey's imported scrap prices surged this week to USD 360-370 per ton CFR, up from USD 355-360 last week, driven by fresh bookings from Turkish steel mills. Buying activity strengthened as domestic rebar demand…

Iron ore futures edge lower on demand concerns

China China

Iron ore futures inched lower on Wednesday as weak fundamentals continued to weigh on sentiment, though losses were limited by expectations that upcoming government meetings may deliver supportive policy signals…

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