Steel prices in the third week of October 2025
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Steel prices in the third week of October 2025

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Global steel product prices showed slight fluctuations during the third week of October 2025, with some products recording limited increases, while others remained stable at previous levels.

According to data obtained by the Arab Iron and Steel Union (AISU), the price of steel scrap (mix 80:20) imported by Turkey from the United States rose to $353 per ton CFR, an increase of $3 compared to the previous week.
In contrast, the price of iron ore (62%) fell to $103 per ton CFR Australia, down by $3 week-on-week.

Meanwhile, billet prices continued their upward trend, with Russian exports reaching $430–440 per ton FOB, up by $4, while prices in Turkey and CIS countries increased to $445–455 per ton CFR, a rise of $3.

On the other hand, finished steel product prices remained unchanged; Turkish rebar stood at $545–555 per ton FOB, and wire rod prices in Turkey were stable at $555–565 per ton FOB.
Similarly, hot-rolled coil prices from Russia remained at $460–470 per ton FOB, while cold-rolled coil (1 mm) from China stood at $535–545 per ton FOB.

The following is the steel prices statement in the global markets on 27 September 2025

Product

Place

Min$

Max$

Date

w-o-w

w-o-w

Scrap HMS 1&2 (80:20)

ex-USA, CFR Turkey

353

353

18/10/2025

up2

3

Iron ore Fe 62%

CFR Australia

103

103

18/10/2025

down2

-3

Billet

FOB Russia

430

440

18/10/2025

up2

4

ex-CIS, CFR Turkey

445

455

18/10/2025

up2

3

Rebar

FOB Turkey

545

555

18/10/2025

non

0

FOB CIS

490

510

18/10/2025

non

0

Wire Rod

FOB Turkey

555

565

18/10/2025

non

0

HR coil

FOB Russia

460

470

18/10/2025

non

0

CR coil, 1 mm

FOB China

535

545

18/10/2025

non

0

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