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Rebar Price Has Been Risen by US$10~US$15/ton on Christmas Eve

Dec 27, 2013

Reportedly, rebar price has been risen by US$10~US$15/ton on Christmas eve in the gulf region by the domestic mills as a result of growing construction activities during this time when weather is fair in the Middle East. Furthermore, ...

Tags: rebar, metallurgy

Despite Year End Stagnation Optimism Has Not Left The Supplier of Long Products

Jan 5, 2013

Despite year end stagnation optimism has not left the supplier of long products to Middle East. It is learnt that Turkish mills have been mulling USD 5 per tonne to USD 10 per tonne increase as the market re opens in 2013. It is learnt ...

Tags: Steel Market, Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy

Christmas and New Year Has Already Sunk in Holiday Mood with Activities Remaining Subdued

Dec 27, 2012

Christmas and New Year round the corner market has already sunk in holiday mood with activities remaining subdued. However in some corners activity is inevitable. Scrap levels have firmed up on winter shortage and Turkish buying. It is ...

Tags: corner market, corners activity, winter shortage, Tuekry

Winter Is Typically Characterised by Scrap Taking Centre Stage in Long Product Pricing

Dec 26, 2012

Winter is typically characterised by scrap taking centre stage in long product pricing. Lean period of scrap collection in the havens of US and Europe is pivotal in determining the cost and price for long product. Long product price ...

Tags: steel scrap, steel, scrap collection, rebar, wire rod

Winter Is Typically Characterised by Scrap Taking Centre Stage in Long Product Pricing

Dec 25, 2012

Winter is typically characterised by scrap taking centre stage in long product pricing. Lean period of scrap collection in the havens of US and Europe is pivotal in determining the cost and price for long product. Scrap level zoomed in ...

Tags: long product pricing, steel price, Europe, scrap

Reportedly Turkish Mills Have Become Perceptibly Confident Hiking Rebar Offers

Dec 25, 2012

Coming close on the heels of chipping of scrap market about a week ago on subdued Turkish buying off late some activity is noticeable. Reportedly Turkish mills have become perceptibly confident hiking rebar offers by USD 10 per tonne to ...

Tags: Turkish mills, rebar, scrap collection, scrap market

Weak Long Steel Demand Is Finally Taking Toll of Scrap Levels

Dec 17, 2012

Weak long steel demand is finally taking toll of scrap levels which have shown uncharacteristic softening over the last fortnight. Amidst this buyers are not showing any urgency despite low stocks. Discounts were barely evoking any response ...

Tags: steel demand, scrap levels, Monday Market

Uncanny Slump on Poor Buying by Turkish Mills Has Made Dent in The Billet Prices off Late

Dec 14, 2012

Uncanny slump in scrap levels on poor buying by Turkish mills has made dent in the billet prices off late. It is reported that some medium size mills in Ukraine are yet open for January booking. They have revised their offers by at least ...

Tags: billet price, billet, scrap levels, scrap

Weak Long Steel Demand Is Finally Taking Toll of Scrap Levels

Dec 13, 2012

Weak long steel demand is finally taking toll of scrap levels which have shown uncharacteristic softening over the last fortnight. Amidst despondency buyers are not showing any urgency despite low stocks. Discounts were barely evoking any ...

Tags: Steel, Metallurgy

Weatherchem Invests Significantly Toward Its Eventual Target of Becoming Landfill-Free

Dec 3, 2012

US-based packaging products maker Weatherchem has invested significantly toward its eventual target of becoming landfill-free, as the firm claims it takes environment seriously. In the recent past, Weatherchem installed new electric ...

Tags: Weatherchem, new electric presses, sustainability drive

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