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The global markets for raw materials and steel products witnessed notable price fluctuations in the second week of August 2025, driven by mixed supply and demand indicators and the impact of regional economic and trade factors. Scrap (mix 80:20) prices remained stable at $347 per ton CFR Turkey, ex-USA, recording a slight increase of $1 […]

Global steel and iron product prices showed relative stability during the week ending August 2, 2025, while some raw materials and semi-finished products experienced minor fluctuations. Steel scrap (HMS 1&2 mix 80:20) imported to Turkey from the USA remained unchanged at $346/ton CFR. On the other hand, iron ore (62%) from Australia continued its decline,

Global steel product prices saw a general upward trend during the fourth week of July 2025, driven by improved demand and reduced supply in key markets. Key Price Movements: Iron scrap (80:20 mix) imported from the United States to Turkey registered a slight decrease of $1, settling at $346 per tonne CFR. Iron ore (62%)

According to the prices announced in the global steel markets, scrap prices amounted to $347/ tonne,$2 up compared to to last week’s prices. and iron ore prices $102/ tonne, $1cup compared to to last week’s prices. While the prices of billets ranged between 430 – 455 Dollars per tonne, while it was between 430 –

According to the prices announced in the global steel markets, scrap prices amounted to $347/ tonne,$2 up compared to to last week’s prices. and iron ore prices $101/ tonne, $3 up compared to to last week’s prices. While the prices of billets ranged between 430 – 450 Dollars per tonne, while it was between 430

According to the prices announced in the global steel markets, scrap prices amounted to $345/ tonne, unchanged compared to last week’s prices. and iron ore prices $98/ tonne, $1 up compared to to last week’s prices While the prices of billets ranged between 430 – 455 Dollars per tonne, while it was between 435 –

According to the prices announced in the global steel markets, scrap prices amounted to $345/ tonne, $3 up compared to to last week’s prices. and iron ore prices $97/ tonne, $1 up compared to to last week’s prices While the prices of billets ranged between 435 – 460 Dollars per tonne, while it was between

According to the prices announced in the global steel markets, scrap prices amounted to $342/ tonne, $2 up compared to to last week’s prices. and iron ore prices $96/ tonne, $1 down compared to to last week’s prices While the prices of billets ranged between 435 – 460 Dollars per tonne, while it was between

According to the prices announced in the global steel markets, scrap prices amounted to $340/ tonne, unchanged compared to last week’s prices. and iron ore prices $96/ tonne, $1 down compared to to last week’s prices While the prices of billets ranged between 430 – 455 Dollars per tonne, while it was between 430– 455