Steelmaking Analyses

SteelOrbis provides the latest scrap & raw materials prices and price trends via the scrap & raw materials price reports and market analyses listed below. These scrap & raw materials price reports are derived from actual scrap & raw materials market transactions and they can also be viewed on a weekly basis by using the archive drop-down tool below.

 
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Ex-Brazil BPI prices stable as exporters wait for next US purchases, ex-Russia BPI softens

Local coke prices in China stabilize, plants target higher outputs amid better mood

Ex-Australia coking coal market still bearish, reflected in offers for June laycan cargoes

Ex-India pellet prices soften in absence of Chinese buyers, but this may change

Local Italian scrap prices reach their peak

Import scrap trade in Pakistan falls quiet

Shagang cuts its scrap purchase price by $4.2/mt on May 16

Brazilian BPI exporters face resistance to higher prices amid no improvement in US market

Silicomanganese prices in local Chinese market - week 20, 2024

Containerized HMS I/II scrap prices in Los Angeles steady week on week

New York P&S containerized scrap prices rise for May

May HMS I/II 80:20 containerized scrap prices rise in New York

Containerized 5-foot P&S scrap prices settle steady for May in Los Angeles

Ex-Australia coking coal price fails to increase as mood bearish for May-June

Turkey’s domestic scrap market declines on upper end

Ex-India pellet prices stable amid silent trade conditions

New increases in local Italian scrap market amid high tensions and uncertainty

US Northeast scrap prices settle at sideways for May

Silicomanganese prices in local Chinese market - week 19, 2024

Ex-India pellet prices consolidate higher amid positive outlook

Slight rise in local Italian scrap market

Free US scrap still likely sideways for May

Silicomanganese prices in local Chinese market - week 18, 2024

Free Mexican domestic scrap prices - week 17, 2024

Turkey’s domestic scrap prices remain stable

Global BPI market silent as sellers insist on previous higher offers, buyers retreat

Ex-Australia coking coal prices fluctuate below $250/mt FOB, market feels some softness

Ex-India pellet prices surge amid high volatility and renewed restocking

Local Italian scrap prices stable, sentiment positive

Turkey’s ex-Baltic scrap prices move up, following deep sea prices

Import scrap prices in Bangladesh mainly stable in new containerized deals, more negotiations for bulk

Turkey’s import scrap market moves up in a slow pace

Silicomanganese prices in local Chinese market - week 17, 2024

Free Global View on Scrap: Turkish market seeks direction, demand still weak in Asia

Ex-Russia BPI sellers fail to achieve higher prices, hike attempts continue

Local coke prices in China rise, second round of increases awaited

Turkey’s domestic scrap market shows diverse trends

Ex-India pellet prices improve, sellers hold back expecting further rises

Local Italian scrap prices edge up slightly, further rises expected in May

Tokyo Steel cuts scrap purchase price only for Utsunomiya plant

Local Chinese scrap prices increase, demand recovery limited

Silicomanganese prices in local Chinese market - week 16, 2024

Daily iron ore prices CFR China - April 15, 2024

Daily iron ore prices CFR China - April 12, 2024

Ex-India pellet prices recover slightly but still too low for sellers to conclude deals

Free Shagang raises its scrap purchase price by $7/mt 

Local coke prices in China see further decreases

Local Italian scrap market stable, sentiment improving

Japan’s Kanto scrap tender closes with increase

Silicomanganese prices in local Chinese market - week 15, 2024


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