Despite numerous production stops, either as a result of vacation period or technical operational related shut-downs, total demand levels were surprisingly high, albeit demand volume from individual mills was ...
Read MoreDuring November, market developments were both remarkable and confusing for all parties concerned. The difficult situation in which the steel industry finds itself was confirmed; the marked average price ...
Read MoreWhat nobody had expected at the beginning of the month soon became harsh reality, as consumers lowered their offered prices for the 7th consecutive time. On average scrap prices ...
Read MoreDuring September mills were successful in reducing scrap prices for the 6th consecutive time; whereas price reductions from April to August were moderate, those during September ranged from €20 ...
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Read MoreTraders described the August market as extremely quiet; particularly as the three largest German federal states of North Rhine Westphalia, Baden Wuerttemberg and Bavaria all had their summer school ...
Read MoreAt the beginning of the month, consumers assumed that due to the expected fall in demand during the vaca-tion period scrap supply would be in surplus and accordingly offered ...
Read MoreAt the time of going to press June prices ranged from between unchanged to markdowns of up to €10 per tonne (depending on the mill and scrap grade concerned), ...
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