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Scrap import prices inch higher on fresh bookings

Turkey Turkey

Turkey's imported scrap prices edged up this week to USD 350-355 per ton CFR, as compared to last week's USD 345-355 per ton CFR, as several new cargoes were reportedly booked. Turkish mills had earlier sought lower…

Scrap imports rise in September 2025

Pakistan Pakistan

Pakistan imported 359,759 tons of steel scrap in September 2025, up 30pct YoY from 276,486 tons in the same month last year, according to data from the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS). Month-on-month, scrap imports…

Scrap imports fall in Jan-Aug 2025 YoY

Turkey Turkey

Turkey imported around 12.2mln tons of scrap in January-August 2025, marking a 9pct YoY decline, according to data from the Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK). The United States remained Turkey's largest supplier with…

Scrap import prices rise on higher costs

Turkey Turkey

Turkey's imported scrap prices rose this week to USD 340-345 per ton CFR, up from USD 335-340 per ton CFR last week, supported by higher freight and collection costs. However, buying sentiment remains weak as mills…

Scrap import prices edge higher on rising costs

Turkey Turkey

Turkey's scrap import prices moved up this week, supported by higher freight and collection costs. Prices were assessed at USD 335-340 per ton CFR, compared with USD 330-335 per ton CFR last week. Turkish steel mills…

Scrap imports rise nearly 10pct in August 2025 YoY

Pakistan Pakistan

Pakistan imported 312,175 tons of steel scrap in August 2025, up 9.83pct YoY from 284,223 tons in the same month last year, according to Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) data. Imports were broadly stable compared to…

Scrap import prices ease on weak steel demand

Turkey Turkey

Turkey's scrap import prices fell this week, pressured by weak steel demand. Prices were assessed at USD 330-335 per ton CFR, down from USD 335-345 per ton CFR last week. Buying activity remains subdued, with mills…

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